Blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium atlanticum).

A cute and cute sirloin iris in the shape of a star candy is blooming.

[Photo: Seoul Botanical Garden]

Sisyrinchium atlanticum is a perennial herb native to North America and naturalized in Jeju Island to achieve a wild state.

The growing environment grows well in a well-drained place in a place with good sunlight.

The stem of Sisyrinchium atlanticum is flat, green, and has narrow wings.

Since it is a bulbous plant, select a place with good drainage and plant it.

When planting in pots, it is better to plant only this variety without planting other plants.

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When the temperature is high, flowers bloom occasionally even from July to August.

When planting outside, it is better to plant it in the grass and manage it. Water management is done every 3 to 4 days.

Flowers bloom in early summer, but they bloom in the morning and lose in the evening.

Fruits ripen in purple brown around June-July and are round and glossy. It is mainly used for ornamental purposes.

[Source: Naver doopedia-Sisyrinchium atlanticum]