Eustoma exaltatum ssp. russellianum (Texas Bluebells) High water use Lindheimer's Morning-glory is a perennial

Lindheimer's Morning-glory is a perennial twining vine featuring attractive lobed foliage and large purple or blue flowers

They make a good addition to dried arrangements

It is found primarily in wooded Hill Country canyons

but that is less likely the case if you give appropriate room to begin with and water deeply but infrequently

Eustoma exaltatum ssp. russellianum (Texas Bluebells) High water use Lindheimer's Morning-glory is a perennialAlso known as Showy Prairie Gentian, Prairie Gentian. Texas Bluebells feature large showy blooms and blue gray foliage. They provide blooms in the summer, when a lot of other plants look less than attractive. Bluebells prefer moist, sandy or loamy soils in full sun. In the wild they are found in moist soils in prairies, open or disturbed areas, especially adjacent to streams and tanks. They act either as annual or short lived perennial. AT A GLANCE