Tradescantia reverchonii
A spring-flowering spiderwort of deep sandy soils in east Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas. It is a hardy perennial that grows in winter and spring, flowers in spring and often dies back in the summer heat, so it needs sun, sharp drainage and a dry summer rest.
Where it grows wild
Grows in sandy, open pine and oak woodland, sandhills and clearings on deep, well-drained sands.
Lowland: recorded at 94–165 m.
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