Plumbago is extremely popular as a landscape plant in my area (central Texas). It is drought tolerant and has light blue blooms pretty much all year. It tolerates light shade and generally doesn't have many issues with disease or pests.
My problem with it is that it is not native to my area. It's not even native to the same continent! As a lesser complaint, it's planted so frequently that I'd rather have something different.
As an example, one great alternative would be Texas turks cap. I already have quite a bit of that, though, so I'm looking for other options.
Any suggestions?
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