Baby Blue Eyes, Nemophila menziesii var. menziesii Family Waterleaf (Hydrophyllaceae) Height 8 in. Color Blue with white Flowers Bowl-shaped, 5 petals Blooms March - April Leaves Compound, lobed Habitat Meadows, grasslands     Once you've seen a healthy carpet of Baby Blue Eyes growing in the spring, you'll be forever charmed by them. Flowers can be a spectacular intense blue to a pale robin's egg blue. Baby Blue Eyes do well as garden annuals. There is also a less common white variation (Nemophila menziesii var. atomaria). caption: file: x - square 0" x 0" at 300 dpi - release: contact us regarding image add image to lightbox References Wildflowers of Norther California's Wine Country & North Coast Ranges. Cloverdale, CA: New Creek Ranch Press, 2007. Mount Diablo Wildflowers. Walnut Creek, CA: Mt. Diablo Interpretive Association, 2005.