Quick Search: Scaevola (aka Fan Flower) - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

Pollinating bees are quick to find the tiny violet-blue bullseye that rims the throat of each violet blue flower. These plants form a compact, densely mounded to semi-trailing mound that is smaller overall than Whirlwind® Blue Scaevola.

Pollinating bees are quick to find the tiny pink bullseye that rims the throat of each violet blue flower. These plants form a compact, densely mounded to semi-trailing mound that is smaller overall than Whirlwind® Blue Scaevola.

Pollinating bees are quick to find the tiny white bullseye that rims the throat of each violet blue flower. These plants form a compact, densely mounded to semi-trailing mound that is smaller overall than Whirlwind® Blue Scaevola.

More is better, especially when it's more flowers that bloom longer than other Scaevola varieties. Besides fantastic, deep blue color, it also has the characteristic ‘Whirlwind’ compact, well-branched habit, and ability to tolerate a range of conditions.

Pink with rose veins and halos around a yellow eye. Flowers with larger petals than the original ‘Whirlwind White’. Also, notably stronger, more vigorous variety, and it's trailing habit has improved branching over the original.

Whorls of blue and white blooms on heat and drought resistant plants. Great in both containers and landscapes and wonderful in combination planters of all kinds.

Clear white color with larger flower petals than the original ‘Whirlwind White’. Also, notably stronger, more vigorous variety, and it's trailing habit has improved branching over the original.