Baby Blue EyesCommon Name: Baby Blue Eyes Scientific Name: Nemophila menziesii USDA Hardiness Zones: N/A (grown as an annual) Approximate number of seeds per gram (ounce) : 560 (16,000) Sun: partial shade Water: keep soil moderately moist during germination, water moderately and regularly, especially in the warmer months. Soil: cover with 1/16 inch of light, sandy soil Temperature: 13 to 19 degrees Celsius (55 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit), grows best in cooler climates Spacing: 8 pounds per acre or 6 to 8 inches apart in flower beds Germination Time: one to four weeks Baby Blue Eyes is a wildflower native to California and blooms during the spring months. It is low growing plant that looks best in borders and rock gardens. Baby Blue Eyes will self seed fairly readily so deadheading is important if you don't want it to spread.
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