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The contrasting eye zone is a mix of dusty yellow and white with violet veining
The 2' wide clump is topped with a 2' spike of lavender flowers that attract hummingbirds in midsummer
The 3' tall upright spikes open into a soft
the branch tips are adorned with floral clusters which feature the oversized
Ipheion peregrinans Jessie Mangave The contrasting eye zone isIpheion 'Jessie' is yet another splendid form of the easy to grow, Ipheion peregrinans, a rare plant, found on only two hillsides in Uruguay. This cultivar is a Tony Hall (Kew Gardens) introduction that he named for his late sister, Jessie. Ipheion 'Jessie' has intensely deep blue flowers, which are even more intense that its parent, Ipheion 'Rolf Fiedler'. The summer deciduous clumps multiply quickly, with short green leaves that re emerge in fall.