Vinca Vine

Vincas thrive under extreme hot, dry and polluted conditions, but is sensitive to over watering and cold temperatures. 7-15 days, 75-80°F. Disease resistant. Thick, glossy, long lasting foliage.

21,000 seeds/oz. (10-12″) Heatwave Mix Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather. (Periwinkle) (Catharanthus roseus) Annual. Plant in partial shade.

21,000 seeds/oz. (10-12″) Heatwave White Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather. (Periwinkle) (Catharanthus roseus) Annual. Plant in partial shade.

21,000 seeds/oz. (10-12″) Heatwave Blue with Eye Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather. (Periwinkle) (Catharanthus roseus) Annual. Plant in partial shade.

21,000 seeds/oz. (10-12″) Heatwave Cherry Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather. (Periwinkle) (Catharanthus roseus) Annual. Plant in partial shade.

Can be fresh cut from the vine right now. Some vines have leaves still attached and some the leaves have already fallen. Request lengths and stem amounts. Asian and American Bittersweet available.

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.

Like spreading tattoo ink, dark centers harmonize with vibrant-colored petals to make a head-turning combination unlike anything we've seen. Well suited for pairing with dark-purple flowers such as ‘Black & Blue' salvia.

Like spreading tattoo ink, dark centers harmonize with vibrant-colored petals to make a head-turning combination unlike anything we've seen. Well suited for pairing with dark-purple flowers such as ‘Black & Blue' salvia.

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

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.

) is a spectacular plant used as a ground cover or trailing accent. You can prune back the woody stems after the season has ended to improve the appearance and promote flowering.This easy to care for plant will astound you with season long drama in proper...

Cover the seeds lightly with soil, then lay a damp newspaper over the tray because germinating seeds of vinca require total darkness. ), annual vinca is a versatile little stunner with shiny green foliage and blooms of pink, white, rose, red, salmon or...

This eager vine reaches 10 foot high without a second thought and easily stretches 5 feet wide. Bees, butterflies and hummingbirds fall over themselves to get to this great vine. The beautiful yellow trumpet clusters just keep blooming on this vine in...

* A climbing vine with 4" rounded, toothed leaves; climbs via holdfasts and produces lateral branches; flowers in 4" clusters, the sterile outer flowers to 1 1/2" long, white; resembles, and often confused with, Hydrangea anomala; native to Japan and...

* A climbing vine with 4" rounded, toothed leaves; climbs via holdfasts and produces lateral branches; flowers in 4" clusters, the sterile outer flowers to 1 1/2" long, white; resembles, and often confused with, Hydrangea anomala; native to Japan and...

Don't forget to sterilize the pruning tool before you begin by wiping the blades with one part denatured alcohol, one part water.If you include severe pruning as part of your plant for caring for trumpet vine in winter, you get the added advantage of...

In the southeast, escaped plants have earned the names Hellvine and Devil's Shoestring, indicators that the plant is a nuisance in those areas.. Losing those buds reduces your flower display and minimizes the insects and birds that are attracted to the...

To accomplish this, you'll want to start pruning trumpet vines the year after you plant them.Since trumpet vine blooms in midsummer on current year's growth, severe fall pruning won't limit the vine's flowers the next summer.

They attract, it is important to transplant those rooted cuttings at the correct time to give them the best chance of survival. Take good care of your vine as it works to re-establish itself.The timing is the same whether you are transplanting a mature...

Generally, the vines grow fast and require a strong structure to keep them where you want them to be.Most soil contains sufficient nutrients for trumpet vine plants to grow happily.

In the wild, it is commonly found in moist, deciduous woods and sunny fence rows,Flowers are replaced by clusters of deep purple berries, which somewhat resembleAlthough moonseed vine tolerates partial shade, it blooms best in.

The plants can also be grown from seed, but seedlings usually take several years' worth of growth to produce flowers in any real quantity. This is ideal, as the vines climb through twining and suckering, and moving them indoors once they're established...

The quick chocolate vine growth rate has a tendency to dominate the landscape and can easily overpower smaller plants. Start seeds indoors 6 weeks before the last expected frost.off in a protected area for at least a week before planting them in the ground.When...

Choose a place that drains quickly, and avoid areas where puddles form and hang around for a few hours.When you first plant your trumpet vine seedling, give it plenty of water to soak the root ball and encourage new shoots and roots to grow.

You can trim them during these months as often as you need to keep control of the plant. Chalice vines are heavy, and you may need to consider chalice vine pruning if your trellis appears overwhelmed.