Cyananthus are perennial herbs that grow in a mat-like formation. They feature small leaves that can be either entire or lobed. The plants produce solitary flowers at the tips of their stems, which are funnel-shaped and have five rounded lobes. These flowers can be blue, purple, yellow, or white.

Cyananthus

Cyananthus 'Sherriff's Variety'

Cyananthus chungdienensis

Cyananthus delavayi

Cyananthus farreri

Cyananthus flavus

Cyananthus hookeri

Cyananthus incanus

Cyananthus inflatus

Cyananthus integer Wall.

Cyananthus lichiangensis

Cyananthus lobatus is a perennial plant that produces a spread of low-growing stems, reaching up to 30 cm in width. Its foliage consists of small, lobed or toothed leaves with a muted green hue. The plant bears flowers that can measure up to 4 cm across, typically blue but occasionally white, which bloom in late summer.

Cyananthus lobatus

Cyananthus lobatus 'Albus'

Cyananthus lobatus 'Dark Beauty'

Cyananthus lobatus 'Inshriach Blue'

Cyananthus lobatus 'Midnight'

Cyananthus lobatus dark

Cyananthus lobatus giant

Cyananthus lobatus var. insignis

Cyananthus longiflorus

Cyananthus macrocalyx

Cyananthus microphyllus is a low-growing perennial that produces a dense mat of slender stems adorned with small, oval leaves. In late summer, it bears individual funnel-shaped flowers that measure approximately 2.5 cm across, displaying a violet-blue hue at their tips.