genus
Baby Blue Eyes
Nemophila
Field notes
Children
- Menzies' Baby Blue Eyes native
- Texas Baby Blue Eyes native
- White Nemophila native
- Small-flowered Nemophila native
- Fivespot native
- Smallflower Baby Blue Eyes native
- Meadow Baby-blue-eyes native
- Great Basin Nemophila native
- Eastwood's Baby Blue-eyes native
- Sierra Baby Blue Eyes native
- Sayersville Blue-eyes native
- Kirtley's Baby Blue Eyes native
- Nemophila hoplandensis
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Key traits
- Layer
- Herbaceous plants
- Plant type
- Annual Wildflower
From USDA PLANTS.
Top native baby blue eyes All
Native to the US, ranked by caterpillars, then bees and other hosts, food, flowers and shelter.
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Small-flowered Nemophila
Nemophila parviflora
caterpillars
2
bees
2
hosts
1
food
1
flowers
2
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Menzies' Baby Blue Eyes
Nemophila menziesii
caterpillars
2
bees
2
food
7
flowers
45
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Fivespot
Nemophila maculata
caterpillars
2
bees
2
food
2
flowers
12
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White Nemophila
Nemophila heterophylla
caterpillars
2
bees
2
food
1
flowers
8
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Meadow Baby-blue-eyes
Nemophila pedunculata
caterpillars
2
bees
2
food
1
flowers
2
-
Sierra Baby Blue Eyes
Nemophila spatulata
caterpillars
2
bees
2
food
1
flowers
2
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Eastwood's Baby Blue-eyes
Nemophila pulchella
caterpillars
1
bees
2
food
1
flowers
2
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Texas Baby Blue Eyes
Nemophila phacelioides
food
1
flowers
6
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Great Basin Nemophila
Nemophila breviflora
food
1
flowers
2
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Kirtley's Baby Blue Eyes
Nemophila kirtleyi
food
1
flowers
2
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Smallflower Baby Blue Eyes
Nemophila aphylla
food
1
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Sayersville Blue-eyes
Nemophila sayersensis
food
1