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26+ Caryopteris Pink

Noteworthy characteristicsopposite toothed leaves and small blue flowers from late summer to autumn. The flowers give caryopteris it s common name of blue mist.

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Caryopteris pink

Once established this drought tolerant plant is virtually maintenance free. Butterflies hummingbirds and bees all welcome this nectar source. There also are pink varieties such as the autumn pink.

Compact and well branched habit. Plants in the genus caryopteris are small to medium sized woody shrubs cultivated for their attractive aromatic foliage and usually blue flowers. First year flowering with no bulking benefit or vernalization requirements.

Grow in a mixed or shrub border. The 6 species are native to the himalayas and east asia. Misty clusters of rich purple blue flowers envelop the glossy dark green foliage.

It grows to form a shrub that gives a flower bed a round and colorful touch and is particularly well liked by butterflies and bees that visit it repeatedly. Shown here are pictures of the dark knight caryopteris. The flowers are generally some shade of blue or purple although there is a new pink variety.

Caryopteris beyond midnight has a dense mounding habit. Blooms late summer early fall. Unique pink blooms on very short internodes.

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