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 suited to Sunset Climate Zones 1 through 11 and 14 to 17. The plants don't need much care, making them ideal for busy or beginning gardeners. Meet Jacob's ladder's basic needs and this plant will come back and treat you with its ladder-shaped foliage and tiny blooms year after.