Wild Heliotrope

Wild Heliotrope

Natural History

Wild Heliotrope is a member of the Waterleaf Family.

The plant grows to 30 inches in height and has green, finely haired variable leaves that grow to 3 inches in length. The plant typically grows along washes and on slopes at elevations between 1000 - 4000 feet.

Wild Heliotrope can often be found growing in a tangle among other plants and shrubs.

Wild Heliotrope blooms between February - May and produces blue, bell-shaped flowers with 5 rounded, joined petals to 0.25 inches in width.

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