Phonetic Spelling:try-ko-STEM-uh dy-KAW-toh-mum
Genus:Trichostema
Species:dichotomum
Family:Lamiaceae
Blue Curls are annual wildflowers typically found in arid woodlands and rocky outcrops. These plants are known to attract bees and beetles, thanks to their distinctive curled stamens that enhance their visual appeal. In the fall, the bracts of Blue Curls turn a tan color, making them an attractive choice for dried floral arrangements.
**Season:**
Late summer through fall
**Foliage:**
Hairy leaves without teeth
**Flower:**
Stamens with a deep blue hue and a curved shape; the flower features four lobes on top and one larger lobe beneath.
**Site:**
Dry, open woodlands and clearings.
Trichostema dichotomum Feature Summary
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