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If you‘™ve been disappointed with heliotrope in the past, it‘™s time to take another look. While others can look tired and sparse by midseason, Aromagica™ Purple heliotrope remains full and covered in large, fragrant, purple blossoms. They attract pollinating bees, butterflies and hummingbirds all summer long, especially with a little deadheading now and then. Expect the flower color to be most intense in high light conditions. This plant‘™s rugose, dark green foliage and fragrant blooms are typically not attractive to deer.

A unique color, ‘Marino™ Blue’ Heliotrope bears large clusters of flowers an amazing dark blue with white centers surrounding a dark eye. A startling departure from the normal Cherry Pie Plant color, the Marino series has brought out the true blue hues like no other.