Just the common old Evolvulos glomeratus. A ground cover that's easy to propagate from cuttings and will grow almost anywhere. You can even ignore it and then, underneath other stuff, appears that distinct blue flower.
Yes, nice show of the vinca, Inga. Do you also grow the variegated variety? v. major, I think it's referred to, though I've never been sure which is the minor or major.
Good Lord, Inga, your knowledge of gardening is so broad I thought you must have a magnificent garden spread over acres of good ole Canadian dirt that you get out into every day to practise all that practical knowledge! Well, there you go. I took a picture this afternoon of my variegated vinca just for comparison. I think it's the V. Major. B
That is a lovely vinca. Thanks for posting I just love flowers. During our spring, summer and fall, I drive to a park garden at least once a week. On garden tours, I'm amazed how little gardeners know about plants and their names.
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