Nemophila maculata - Five Spot

Nemophila maculata - Five Spot

Pot Size: Quart

Nemophila maculata is a species of flowering plant in the Borage family, Boraginaceae. It is an annual herb that flowers in the spring, and it is endemic to California. In the wild it is found primarily in the Sierra foothills, but it is also planted extensively in gardens. The seeds are often included in wildflower mixes. The flowers are bowl-shaped consisting of five petals, white with dark veins and dots. The lobe tips are purple-spotted, leading to the common name.
Native Annual/Herb
Zones: 3-10
Size: one foot tall by one foot wide
Light: Full Sun, Part Shade, Full Shade
Soil: Prefers sand but tolerates garden soil.
Water: Need average water
Bloom: Winter through Spring with White, Blue, and purple flowers
Other notes: is a cool weather annual that is native to grasslands and woodlands in California. 
Uses: Numerous insects are attracted to the flowers, including bees and butterflies. Borders and rock gardens. Interesting plant for edging. Mass into large drifts. Good selection for pots and hanging baskets.