What Type Of Nemesia Do I Have?

Does your Nemesia have blue and white flowers?

Does your Nemesia have a deep purple flower?

Does your Nemesia have purple to violet blooms?

Does your Nemesia have red to strawberry pink blossoms?

Does your Nemesia have fragrant, soft blue flowers?

Does your Nemesia have purple and white flowers edged in yellow?

Blue and white flowers adorn the nemesia called Berries and Cream. Berries and Cream is a compact, bushy perennial to about 12 inches tall usually grown as an annual bedding plan. Fragrant flowers are purple and white with yellow eyes and borne from late spring into early autumn.

Deep purple flower adorn the nemesia called Blueberry Ripple. Blueberry Ripple is a fragrant and compact bi-colored variety of Nemesia. It is a hardy, free-flowering, and quick-growing plant that produces long floral displays from autumn and winter through spring. It is great for borders, massed displays, and container growing.

Purple to violet blooms adorn the Nemesia called Lilacberry Ripple.

Strawberry pink blossoms adorn the Nemesia called Strawberry Ripple. Strawberry Ripple provides a prolific display of flowers from early spring. The sheer mass of the flowers is quite breath-taking and the flowers are distinctively bigger than older varieties. Flowering is at its peak from late winter to early spring heralding the awakening of the winter garden.

Fragrant, soft blue flowers adorn the Nemesia called Aromatica True Blue. Aromatica True Blue is a unicolored type of Nemesia. You can enjoy the fragrance of this beautiful plant from April to July.

White flowers edged in yellow adorn the nemesia called Lemon Mist. Lemon Mist is a recent selection that blooms profusely in spring and fall, and it grows 7 inches tall and wide.

White flowers splashed with orange that are frost tolerant adorn the Nemesia called Sunsatia Pear. This compact, upright, floriferous Nemesia is the product of crosses between perennial, summer-blooming Nemesias and annual, winter-blooming varieties.