If your in a waterpark and it rains they shutdown and get everyone out of the water till the shower passes. We planned our 2 wks by doing a park one day and a relaxing day at one of the waterparks the following day which helped stop the queing boredum for the kids.
Polemonium caeruleum, commonly called Jacobâs ladder, is a generally erect, clump-forming perennial that typically forms a foliage mound to 18-24â tall and as wide. Odd-pinnate compound bright green leaves (to 27 leaflets each) appear ladder-like, hence the common name. Cup-shaped, deep blue flowers with contrasting yellow stamens appear in loose, drooping, terminal clusters (cymes) in spring (April-May in the St. Louis area).
Jacob's Ladder is a hardy perennial plant. It is upright and clump forming, but it will spread by seed. Flowers: Most Jacob's Ladder plants have bell-shaped flowers in shades of purple and lavender, but there are also white, pink and yellow varieties available, although harder to find.