Sky Blue Cluster Vine is a fast growing, twining vine, with stems to 6 feet or more in length. The small ultramarine, white throated flowers is the reflection of a clear blue summer sky. Flowers grow in clusters, open facing the sun in the early morning and are gone by midday. Like magic the next morning they make another mass appearance. The flowers generally appear in the dry, sunny season in the tropics. The Jacquemontia pentantha requires partial to full sun; well drained soil; water moderately. It grows well either in a pot or in the ground. Just give it some support and the vine will twine happily over the fence, trellis or other plants. Highly attractive to honey bees. Zone 9-11. This species is listed as endangered in Florida. 10 Seeds


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