Tephrosia potosina (Edwards Plateau Hoarypea) at The John Fairey Garden nursery in Hempstead, Texas

Tephrosia potosina

Edwards Plateau Hoarypea

Edwards Plateau Hoarypea – A Texas native groundcover that was originally collected by John Fairey in Tamaulipas, Mexico in 1999. The foliage is circular and blue-toned, growing along trailing stems that form a dense mat over time. In late spring, light pink pea-flowers emerge and bloom repeatedly throughout the summer. As it ages, the roots become thick and woody, allowing the plant extreme cold hardiness and drought tolerance. Plant in full sun and in well-draining soil.

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Details

Type
Groundcover
Zones
8
Light
Full Sun
Foliage
Herbaceous
Mature size
< 2 ft
Origin
Mexico
Deer resistant
Yes
Flowering
Yes
Collection
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