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Trigonotis
guilielmii, a
perennial herb inhabiting damp locations on mountain stream sides,
grows to 20- 40 cm tall with soft stems. Leaves are in the shape of
an oval to broad-oval, 3- 5 cm long, with no serrations but hairs on
margins. Petioles are extended at the bases and short on the upper
parts. Inflorescences on branch tips bear white or light blue-purple
flowers. Corollas cut themselves into five, with yellowish
satellites on the tops of the floral tubes. Bloom time: May-June. |
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