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Everything you need to grow Torenia successfully — from the best companion plants and spacing to seasonal planting tips. Plan your Torenia garden layout with our free visual planner. Torenia is named for the tiny “wishbone” structure formed by its stamens inside each bloom—a whimsical detail that adds to its charm. Beyond its good looks, Torenia is heat-tolerant, shade-loving, and attracts pollinators like bees and hummingbirds. Torenia is a small genus that contains exactly 3 species of delicate-looking flowering plants – T. asiatica, T. crustacea, and T. fournieri. The flowers from this genus go by various common names including Wishbone flowers, Bluewings, Ola’a beauty, or Nanioola’a. Torenia is a small genus in the family Linderniaceae. This tropical annual originates from Asia and Africa, and is admired for its beautiful, trumpet-shaped flowers. Torenia is a stunning addition to a shade garden. Whether you call it wishbone flower or another name, our tips will help you grow it right. Torenia. Torenia is a genus of plants now classified in the family Linderniaceae. [1] Torenia has also been classified in the figwort family Scrophulariaceae. [2] Species are often called wishbone flowers, bluewings, or in Hawaii nanioola'a or ola'a beauty. Discover the secrets to growing and caring for wishbone flowers (Torenia), a versatile, shade-loving annual that blooms profusely from late spring to fall Torenia, often called the Wishbone Flower, is a charming annual that thrives in warm climates and shady gardens. Known for its trumpet-shaped blossoms in shades of purple, lavender, blue, yellow, pink, and white, Torenia adds continuous color from late spring through fall. The torenia, or wishbone flower, thrives in shade and woodland gardens. Learn to grow this colorful annual with clown-face blooms now on Gardener’s Path. Wishbone flowers (Torenia fournieri) feature bright colors and are excellent for shady borders or containers. Learn how to maximize its blooms.

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