Coral Vine: Pink (Antigonon leptopus) Rosa De Montana,Queen's Wreath, Mexican Creeper (18+ Seeds)

Coral Vine: Pink (Antigonon leptopus) Rosa De Montana,Queen's Wreath, Mexican Creeper (18+ Seeds)

Name: Coral Vine: Pink (Antigonon leptopus) Rosa De Montana,Queen's Wreath, Mexican Creeper (18+ Seeds)
Brand: Onalee's Seeds
SKU: 1190240
Price: 11.09 USD
Rating: 8.6 (107 reviews)

$ 11.09

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8.78

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8.51

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Product Description

From Onalee's Seeds you get 18+ seeds per pack, along with detailed growing instructions

Vines that are rapidly growing. Tender tropical perennial vine that grows to 30 to 40 feet long. A hardy 8b and warmer day. The sun can be in part or full. Sandy soil that is average in texture. A ground cover that will grow along a fence or trellis, as well as up a fence or trellis

You will invite hordes of butterflies, bees, birds, and other pollinators to your yard thanks to the abundance and beauty of these flowers!

Using coral vine to cover fences or climb trellises adds a splash of color and fresh foliage to any outdoor space. Plants of this variety are also appropriate for urban plantings because it tolerates air pollution, poor soil conditions, and inadequate sunshine.

It produces masses of bright pink flowers en masse on stems branching from large flower stalks (racemes) in the summer. Here is a BLOOMER and GROWER that will grow vigorously! This vine is perfect if you have a large area that you want to be engulfed in beautiful pink blooms from mid-summer to frost!

Questions & Answers

It's been a year since I bought these. No blossom has yet appeared from any of them despite their growth. Is it true that blooms take a few years to appear?

If you planted them at a different time of year, it would depend on when you planted them Planting them late in the season may not have resulted in blooms the first year, but if they are planted in the spring, they ought to produce a few blooms the first year, and more each following It is likely that the flowers have been blooming for I may be able to give you some advice if you contact me directly and let me know where you have them growing and what the conditions are like.

How are these seeds processed? Were the mom plants treated with ?

There is never an issue with these plants that I have been able to see, there is no need to spray pesticides.

Do you know if this plant self-sows?

The answer is still a mystery to me! Having just purchased the plant, which is wonderful and very healthy, it is my first time having it Viva la verde! The flowers have not yet bloomed yet. It's a Texas girl and I'm a fan of the Texas Rangers Posted on Mars 22, 2029, the earliest I could (but a little later).

Selected User Reviews For Coral Vine: Pink (Antigonon leptopus) Rosa De Montana,Queen's Wreath, Mexican Creeper (18+ Seeds)

As a child, I spent a lot of time in the tropics, and they are a wonderful memory

5/5

There are sprouts from all of the seeds that have germinated so far - they're doing well. It was a pleasure working with you. As a child, I spent a lot of time in the tropics, and they are a wonderful memory.

Daniela Sloan

| Jun 29, 2021

I'm not sure if that would work for North Texas I've had a hard time with these - So far I have 1 sprout on the ground, and it is growing very slowly

4/5

There may be a need for more sand in the
When I was a child, my grandma used to have beautiful flowering vines in.

Fox Jacobs

| Apr 25, 2021

The seeds germinated with no success

3/5

My seeds failed to germinate two times under the proper conditions and my germination rate was 0 percent. The germination rate in the newer seed would be improved if I got a new set that was just released. I would appreciate any response you can give.