Globularia consists mainly of evergreen, ground-covering perennials characterized by lanceolate or spoon-shaped foliage. In the summer, they produce clusters of small lavender-blue blooms.

Globularia

Globularia 'Blue Bunnet'

Globularia 'Blue Eyes'

Globularia 'His Eye Ball'

Globularia 'His Eyeball Comp'

Globularia albiflora

Globularia alypum

Globularia amygdalifolia

Globularia aphyllanthes

Globularia ascanii

Globularia bisnagarica is an evergreen alpine species characterized by its dense, low rosettes of smooth, oval to oblong leaves that can reach lengths of 2.5 cm. During the spring through early summer, it produces upright stems that can grow up to 30 cm tall, topped with small flower clusters measuring up to 1.5 cm across, composed of numerous tiny purple-blue blooms.

Globularia bisnagarica

Globularia cambessedesii

Globularia cordifolia is a perennial plant with a woody base, typically reaching a height of up to 10 cm. It creates a dense mat of small, spoon-shaped foliage. The flowers are small and pale lavender-blue, clustered in puffball-like heads measuring about 2 cm across.

Globularia cordifolia

Globularia cordifolia 'Alba'

Globularia cordifolia 'Brian Burrow'

Globularia cordifolia purpurascens

Globularia gracilis

Globularia incanescens

Globularia meridionalis

Globularia meridionalis 'Alba'

Globularia meridionalis 'Blue Bonnets'

Globularia meridionalis 'Blue Eyes'

Globularia meridionalis 'Hort's Variety'

Globularia nudicaulis

Globularia nudicaulis 'Alba'

Globularia nudicaulis f. albiflora

Globularia orientalis

Globularia repens is a low-growing, evergreen perennial that reaches heights of up to 2.5 cm, creating dense mats of lustrous, spoon-shaped foliage. During the summer months, it showcases lavender-blue flowers arranged in rounded clusters that rise slightly above the leaves. This plant is well-suited for rock gardens or alpine troughs.