Family:

Pittosporaceae

Cheiranthera linearis

Finger Flower

(syn. C. cyanea var. cyanea)

Other Names:

Regional Subspecies:

Occurrence:

Habitat:

Sclerophyll woodland and forest. Sometimes on disturbed sites, on sandy and stony soils.

Habit:

Small, hairless, more or less erect shrub to about 50 cm high. Deep blue flowers, summer-autumn.

Site Preference:

Prefers well-drained soils and dappled shade or partial sun. Tolerates full sun, frost and extended dry periods.

Propagation:

From seed or cuttings.

VALUES:

Ornamental:

Decorative. Excellent for gardens and containers.