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Coleus canina ‘Scaredy Cat’

The neat grey-green leaves and small pale blue flowers make this half-hardy perennial an attractive addition to borders and containers. At it?s most effective when grown in full sun and when fully established, Coleus canina ‘Scaredy Cat? is undemanding and surprisingly drought tolerant.

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