Aliciella subnuda

Cantua consists of evergreen shrubs or small trees characterized by their arching or scrambling branches. The plants produce prominent terminal corymbs featuring narrow, tubular flowers that have five spreading lobes, available in various colors.

Cantua

Cantua bicolor

Cantua buxifolia is an upright, semi-climbing evergreen shrub. During the spring season, it produces clusters of drooping tubular blossoms that range in color from pink to purple, featuring red lobes on the petals.

Cantua buxifolia

Cantua buxifolia 'Alba'

Cantua buxifolia 'Dancing Oaks'

Cantua pyrifolia

Cobaea consists of climbing plants that can be either woody or herbaceous. They feature pinnate leaves with branched tendrils and produce large, solitary, bell-shaped blooms located in the upper leaf axils.

Cobaea

Cobaea 'Stipularis'

Cobaea biaurita

Cobaea campanulata

Cobaea lutea

Cobaea paneroi

Cobaea pringlei is a robust perennial vine commonly cultivated as an annual. It features feathery, compound leaves and produces aromatic, funnel-shaped white blooms that typically emerge in September.

Cobaea pringlei

Cobaea scandens is a robust perennial vine often cultivated as an annual. It features compound leaves and produces aromatic, bell-shaped blooms measuring about 5 cm long, transitioning in color from greenish-white to purple.

Cobaea scandens

Cobaea scandens 'Variegata' (v)

Cobaea scandens f. alba is a vigorous perennial vine typically cultivated as an annual. It produces bell-shaped flowers that reach up to 5 cm in length, initially appearing greenish before maturing to a creamy-white hue. The blooms emit a honey-like fragrance.

Cobaea scandens f. alba

Cobaea trianae

Collomia

Collomia biflora

Collomia cavanillesii

Collomia coccinea 'Neon'

Collomia debilis

Collomia debilis var. trifida

Collomia grandiflora

Collomia larsenii

Collomia mazama

Eriastrum densifolium 'Tetra Riesen'

Eriastrum sapphirinum subsp. dasyanthum

Gilia comprises both annual and perennial species, characterized by either simple or intricately pinnately divided foliage. The flowers can be salver-shaped or tubular, appearing in shades of blue, pink, or red, and can be found solitary, in panicles, or grouped in dense clusters.

Gilia

Gilia 'Red Dwarf'

Gilia achilleifolia

Gilia caespitosa

Gilia capitata is an upright annual featuring 2-pinnate leaves that are segmented into narrow parts. During the summer, it produces rounded flower heads measuring 2-4 cm in diameter, made up of numerous small lavender-blue blooms.

Gilia capitata

Gilia formosa

Gilia globosa

Gilia leptantha

Gilia longiflora

Gilia millefoliata

Gilia rigidula

Gilia stenothrysa

Gilia tenuituba

Gilia thurberi

Gilia tricolor is a compact annual that develops a low mound of delicate, finely divided green foliage. In late spring, and occasionally again in summer, it produces solitary or small clusters of saucer-shaped flowers. These blooms are pale violet with yellow centers surrounded by dark purple patterns, appearing on slender, upright stems.

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