Vinca Annual Flowers

21,000 seeds/oz. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. (10-12″) Heatwave Peppermint Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather.

21,000 seeds/oz. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. (10-12″) Heatwave Blue with Eye Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather.

21,000 seeds/oz. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. (10-12″) Heatwave Cherry Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather.

Vincas thrive under extreme hot, dry and polluted conditions, but is sensitive to over watering and cold temperatures. Disease resistant. (Periwinkle) (Catharanthus roseus) Annual.

21,000 seeds/oz. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. (10-12″) Heatwave Mix Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather.

21,000 seeds/oz. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. (10-12″) Heatwave White Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather.

This luscious grape shade mixes melodiously with other shades in the Merry Go Round lineup. Sturdy, large, bushy plants provide a dense layer of sparkling color and evergreen foliage to beds, borders and containers.

For the best results, grow these beauties in pots, where their originality is sure to leave a mark. Well suited for pairing with dark-purple flowers such as ‘Black & Blue' salvia.

Vinca Arizona Mix has the widest color range of any vinca mix. Drought tolerant, loves heat. Space plants 8-10" apart. A rainbow of all vinca colors including reds, 1 1/2" blooms with contrasting "starry" eyes.

The tallest white vinca, this cultivar combines harmoniously with other shades in the Merry Go Round lineup. Sturdy, large, bushy plants provide a dense layer of sparkling color and evergreen foliage to beds, borders and containers.

This saturated red shade mixes melodiously with other shades in the Merry Go Round lineup. Sturdy, large, bushy plants provide a dense layer of sparkling color and evergreen foliage to beds, borders and containers.

For the best results, grow these beauties in pots, where their originality is sure to leave a mark. Well suited for pairing with dark-purple flowers such as ‘Black & Blue' salvia.

If this is a problem, select one of the recently introduced sterile types, such as ‘Snow Princess', a sterile hybrid fromthat is heat tolerant. Because energy is not used producing seeds, these plants are vigorous and bloom over a long season.Sweet...

Choose those that suit your needs or your fancy.Those who grow snapdragons primarily for cut flowers most likely grow the tall to intermediate types. Set aside in a cool place and allow them to condition for at least a couple of hours.

However you choose to use them, they are sure to be a great addition to your garden. Expect the plants to grow from nine inches to three feet tall, depending on which selection is chosen.

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Bells-of-Ireland will look its best where it receives some protection from the wind; tall stalks may require staking. If you live in a warm area and wish to enjoy an autumn harvest of the flower, sow seeds again in August.

The striking height and calyces make it an interesting background or border plant.Bells of Ireland are extremely easy to start from seed if you provide the cold it needs to germinate.

If you prefer more of a cottage garden look, procure seeds of. Two taller lime green choices, reaching from 36- to 48-inch high, are. Both reach between 12 and 18 inches tall. This variety is readily available at nurseries and home centers.

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However, I've transplanted a few roadside clumps, and I'vesome seeds, and I've encouraged any volunteers that pop up. Ox-eye Daisies must generally have odd numbers of petals, because they almost always me give the best answer, "He loves me!" As my mother...

No matter its name, or its medicinal possibilities, my mother had cornflowers growing all over our gardens in the front, the back, and both sides. Long grayish-green leaves are alternate, lance shaped and downy like the stem.

They are not only the most cultivated plant in the floriculture industry worldwide, but carnations are the bright and cheery symbol of January birthdays. This graceful mid-spring bloomer is fragrant and virtually carefree.Lily of the valley is traditionally...

Seal tightly and let set for 4 to 6 weeks; you'll have some new flavorings for those fresh spring salads. Go out to your flower garden, you may have just what you need, right under your nose.

The vivid colors of the blooms combine well with blue or purple late-summer perennials like Russian sage or the aster ‘Purple Dome'. This will extend the plant's flowering season and keep plants looking neat.

Unfortunately, yellow puts me to sleep. In this incarnation, yellow is suddenly a FALL color, not a spring, summer, happy or sunny one. They have a scheme to take over your land via underground stolons.

Keep in mind that the formal bed requires more effort to design and maintain.Seeing that the flower garden is centered on an antique theme, adding one or more period specific elements or simply an antique element will enhance the beauty of the garden.Keep...