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CHUXAY GARDEN 100 Seeds Red Madagascar Periwinkle Seed,Rosy Periwinkle,Vinca Rosea,Creeping Myrtle Annual Red Flowers Ornamental Flowering Plant
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HARDINESS ZONE.9-11 GROW.Sow vinca indoors 12-15 weeks before the last frost. Sow seeds in seed-starting formula and cover with 1/8 inch of seed starting formula. Seeds are sensitive to overwatering, keep lightly moist. Seedlings emerge in 14-21 days at 75-78 degrees F. WHEN TO PLANT.Periwinkle can be started indoors from seed 12 …
HARDINESS ZONE.9-11 GROW.Sow vinca indoors 12-15 weeks before the last frost. Sow seeds in seed-starting formula and cover with 1/8 inch of seed starting formula. Seeds are sensitive to overwatering, keep lightly moist. Seedlings emerge in 14-21 days at 75-78 degrees F. WHEN TO PLANT.Periwinkle can be started indoors from seed 12-16 weeks before the last frost. TALL.Madagascar periwinkle is a mounding plant, growing from between 7 to 24 inches tall and wide. USE:Madagascar or rosy periwinkle plant (Catharantus roseus) is a spectacular plant used as a groundcover or trailing accent. A charming indoor houseplant, this shrubby plant has upright stems densely covered with shiny, dark-green oval leaves, which feature prominent light-green midribs.Star-shaped periwinkle flowers are small -- only 1 in (2.5 cm) across -- but they cover the plant in abundance if given enough sunlight. And you don't even need to bother deadheading; this easy-care plant is eager to bloom without help. Flower buds open to five, flat lobes, that are typically rose-pink with a deep-pink throat. You may also find them in white or pale lavender. Let the sun shine in. Flowering plants need plenty of light to bloom. To help your Madagascar Periwinkle flower, keep your plant where it'll get a few hours of sunlight every day.Or move it outside. Growing periwinkle plant in a sunny spot outdoors for the summer will give it more blooming power. Don't worry -- it can take the heat. Just be sure to bring it back inside before the temperature drops to 60°F/16°C at night. It doesn't like the cold at all.
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HARDINESS ZONE.9-11 GROW.Sow vinca indoors 12-15 weeks before the last frost. Sow seeds in seed-starting formula and cover with 1/8 inch of seed starting formula. Seeds are sensitive to overwatering, keep lightly moist. Seedlings emerge in 14-21 days at 75-78 degrees F. WHEN TO PLANT.Periwinkle can be started indoors from seed 12-16 weeks before the last frost. TALL.Madagascar periwinkle is a mounding plant, growing from between 7 to 24 inches tall and wide. USE:Madagascar or rosy periwinkle plant (Catharantus roseus) is a spectacular plant used as a groundcover or trailing accent. A charming indoor houseplant, this shrubby plant has upright stems densely covered with shiny, dark-green oval leaves, which feature prominent light-green midribs.Star-shaped periwinkle flowers are small -- only 1 in (2.5 cm) across -- but they cover the plant in abundance if given enough sunlight. And you don't even need to bother deadheading; this easy-care plant is eager to bloom without help. Flower buds open to five, flat lobes, that are typically rose-pink with a deep-pink throat. You may also find them in white or pale lavender. Let the sun shine in. Flowering plants need plenty of light to bloom. To help your Madagascar Periwinkle flower, keep your plant where it'll get a few hours of sunlight every day.Or move it outside. Growing periwinkle plant in a sunny spot outdoors for the summer will give it more blooming power. Don't worry -- it can take the heat. Just be sure to bring it back inside before the temperature drops to 60°F/16°C at night. It doesn't like the cold at all.