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HeliotropeHeliotrope or cherry pie as it was known was a far more popular plant in Victorian times. Known today as a deep blue scented, if unspectacular plant. The Victorians adored it and had several named varieties in surprising colours.All were listed as growing to between 1 ft. and 3 ft. tall. The popular varieties were: Heliotopium "Madame Braunt.": Mauve. Heliotopium "Paul Pfitzer.": Lavender. Heliotopium "President Garfield.": Mauve. Heliotopium "Priapo.": Blue with a white eye. Heliotopium "Roi de Noirs.": Deep maroon. Heliotopium "White Lady."
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