Browallia grandiflora

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 Browallia grandiflora subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Browallia grandiflora, Graham (B. Roezlii, Hort.). St. and Lvs. glabrous, or in the upper part of the plant minutely clammy-puberulent: Lvs. ovate, the lower petioled: calyx-teeth oblong, somewhat obtuse, equal, scarcely shorter than the tube, spreading: corolla white or pale blue, the limb wider than in B. demissa. Peru. B.M. 3069.—In B. Roezlii, said to be from the Rocky Mts., some fls. are white, some pale blue. The name is unknown in N. American botanical literature. No dark blue or violet-colored forms are advertised.


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