PATSP is a long-winded, intermittently humorous blog which is mostly about houseplants, particularly Anthuriums and Schlumbergeras.
Oh, that's why people buy the Angelonias. I'd never really understood the appeal.
But then, when I worked there, the Angelonias never looked like that, either.
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I have found Angelonia to be a non-stop bloomer all summer long. I've used it in mixed pots that I put by the porch or on the deck - a nice vertical element.
I feel bad for this ... but my first thought was 'hey look, Bacopa-on-a-stick!'.
I think I just get burned out on pinks, whites, and lavenders all together. I like more unusual but still visually pleasing combination for my annual plantings.
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