Sinningia

Once in bloom, the flowers continue for weeks on end. Nicknamed “Teacup,” Sinningia, ‘High Voltage' brings color and style to the terrarium or small space garden. Multi-stemmed, tubular flowers rise out of a central rosette of small, soft green...

Its compact growth of 12” tall or less makes ‘Prudence Risley' highly desirable for any windowsill or small space garden. This hard-to-find gesneriad only requires partial sun and does quite well in a north, east or west window.

Mulch in winter to protect the corm from freeze damage. May reseed under good conditions. Somewhat resistant to periodic drought once well-established but prefers average moisture during the growing season.

Mulch in winter to protect the corm from freeze damage. May reseed under good conditions. Somewhat resistant to periodic drought once well-established but prefers average moisture during the growing season.

In late winter or early spring, broad fuzzy leaves reappear from the root tubers and create a pretty rosette from which brilliant scarlet-red, tubular flowers arise. During the winter months, under cool temperatures and low light, it can go into a “rest...

And, with a little care, the plants can be kept for many years. (Sinningia speciosa) Each cluster of bell-shaped blooms in this Gloxinia Mix struts its stuff for up to ten weeks! With a mix of vibrant purple, magenta, and white-edged bicolor blooms, this...

This is how I've got a few (about five) red and yellow (about three) poinsettias, at least ten different colors ofgloxinia, red, purple, pink, magenta with a white border; not to mention the other gloxinia species, sinningia and achimenes.

They even come with a lid. With the small openings found on some of these it may be neccessary to use a piece of paper rolled into a cone to get the gravel and soil in without messing up the sides of your jar.