Vinca Tattoo Blueberry Color Pack of 10 seeds Imported

Plant Habit : Mounded, Upright

Spacing : 6″ (15cm)

Height : 10 – 14″ (25 – 36cm)

Width : 6 – 8″ (15 – 20cm)

Exposure : Sun

Grower Information :
Seed supplied as: Raw.
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The art of plants comes alive on every Tattoo bloom – each petal looks like it is inked or airbrushed with soft brush strokes of dark purple. Adding these novelties to your lineup shows that you have your finger on the pulse of what today’s gardener really wants: bold, fun, head-turning. Tattoo…without a doubt, the most unique vinca on the market today!

• Very floriferous and well-branched plants display one-of-a-kind flowers.
• Tight flowering window with an easy-to-grow, uniform, upright habit across all colours.
• Outstanding in hot and sunny conditions.

NOTE: Tattoo blooms display the best colour contrast under warm conditions with moderate light; colours lighten with increased temperatures and light. Grown under cooler conditions and lower light, colours appear darker overall with less contrast and more purple colouration being expressed.
A unique colour perfect for combining with other plants to create heat-loving red, white and blue mixes

Preparation

Vinca plants are perennial, meaning they live for several years. Choose a permanent position where plants can grow undisturbed by regular digging.

Vinca plants are best grown in full sun or part shade. Choose a location that will receive at least 3 hours of full sun each day.

Vinca plants need a well drained soil enriched with plenty of organic matter. Prepare soil by weeding it thoroughly, digging it over to loosen it and adding aged animal manure or compost. Keep the area free of weeds until planting.

Vinca plants can be grown in containers. If possible choose a variety that’s recommended for container growing. Use a good quality potting mix and make sure your container is large enough for mature plants; a minimum of 10 litres is recommended for vinca. During the growing season, keep in mind that container grown plants may need additional fertiliser to encourage healthy growth.