Tizas azules

I needed something tough for the sandy soil near my driveway, and these have spread beautifully without any fuss. The blue foliage keeps its color even through our hot, dry summers, creating a nice river effect under the rose bushes.

The blue really does spill like a river over my tree roots, just as the description says, and it's already filling in the dry spots where nothing else would grow. I planted it as a living mulch under my olive tree and the color contrast against the gray bark is stunning.

They've been in the ground for two weeks and already starting to spread, the blue color is exactly what I was hoping for to weave between my other perennials. Handled a surprise frost without any damage, which is a huge relief for a coastal garden like mine.