Eryngium planum plant named Calypso

Abstract

A distinct cultivar of Eryngium planum named Calypso, discovered growing in a bed of plants of the parent cultivar Fluela. Calypso distinguishes from its parent by its longer peduncles, it variegated leaves comprised of cream colored margins and internal stripes or specks, and by its asexual reproducability only by tissue culture. The flower color of Calypso is medium violet, similar to its parent.

I claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinct cultivar of Eryngium planum named Calypso, as illustrated and described.