These low-growing bulbous plants bring cheer to the early spring with their masses of heavenly blue flowers
A native of the Southeastern U
The fragrant flowers bloom within about 3 weeks of planting
Plant bulbs 3-4â deep and space 3-4â apart in fall
one in spring and another in fall
PIGEON PEA- LIVE PLANT -Jamaican Gungo peas , Cajanus Cajun Size:3 PLANTS These low-growing bulbous plants bringPigeon Pea Live Plants Cajanus cajan Also known as Gungo Peas, Gandules, Congo Peas One of the most culturally significant legumes in the Caribbean, Africa, and South Asia Pigeon Pea has fed communities for over 3,500 years. Hardy, drought tolerant, and incredibly productive, this perennial shrub earns its place in any tropical or warm climate garden. Why Grow Pigeon Pea? Nitrogen fixing naturally improves soil fertility, benefiting neighboring crops