Plant Number: 1.443.100   County Park Pratia Pratia pedunculata ‘County Park’ Print Plant E-Mail This Plant   (Often listed incorrectly as Isotoma fluviatilis ‘Kelsey Blue’) This little creeping perennial forms a flat carpet of tiny green leaves, smothered with starry bright-blue flowers all summer long. Ideal for planting between paving stones, in the rock garden or using as a lawn substitute. Even worth growing as an annual in colder areas. Plants are easily ripped apart into small pieces to make new plantings, and this should be done in early spring. Prefers evenly moist soil. Evergreen. Zone 6 to Zone 9 Conditions     Appearance     Sun Exposure   Full Sun   Partial Shade Soil Type   Normal   Sandy   Clay Soil pH   Acid   Alkaline   Neutral Soil Moisture   Average   Moist Care Level   Easy Foot Traffic   High Rate of Spread   Medium Flower Colour   Deep Blue Blooming Time   Early Fall   Early Summer   Late Spring   Late Summer   Mid Summer Foliage Color   Deep Green Plant Uses & Characteristics   Accent: Good Texture/Form   Alpine & Rock   Lawn Substitute   Between Flagstones   Containers   Edging   Evergreen   Ground Cover Flower Head Size   Very Small Height    2-4 cm    1-2 inches Spread    15-30 cm    6-12 inches

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