VINCA Periwinkle FLOWERS Seed - Burgundy Halo , ANNUAL

Periwinkle vinca Flowers Seeds - annual.This fabulous performer for the hot summer garden is grown from Periwinkle seeds

This Super planted with verbena, marigold, zinnia, geranium or other annuals.

Periwinkle (Catharanthus Roseus Mediterranean Burgundy Halo) - Attract bees and butterflies to your hanging baskets! This trailing Vinca spreads 20 - 30 inches making it excellent for containers, baskets and ground cover plant.  These plants will bloom from late spring to late summer giving deep, vibrant, burgundy flowers. Periwinkle flowers produce an absolutely dazzling display!
butterflies and hummingbirds. Periwinkle uses include: edging the front of the bed or border, baskets, containers and an excellent ground cover plant.

This fabulous performer for the hot summer garden is grown from Periwinkle seeds. For hot southern, desert climates or a hard to maintain spot near a concrete wall or driveway, Vinca Periwinkle is your ground cover plant! It seems to perform the best when other plants are wilting from the heat.
Vinca Periwinkle begins blooming extra-early with big flowers in dazzling colors, and it continues right up until fall frosts.
The blooms have a large center eye with a contrasting color and are just gorgeous. The foliage is uniform and neat with shiny leaves

Grow Vinca Rosea seeds indoors 4 - 6 weeks before the last frost is expected. Cover the Vinca Periwinkle seeds with 1/4 inch of potting mix, spray with water to moisten and press down lightly. Vinca Rosea ground cover seeds will not germinate in any sort of light, so cover trays or containers with a black plastic sheet or a newspaper. Lift the plastic or newspaper regularly to moisten by misting. Once Periwinkle seedlings emerge, they need bright light. At about 2 - 3 inches tall, transplant the strongest plants into individual pots. The Periwinkle plant can be moved outside once the temperature is consistently above 65F degrees. Directly sowing Vinca Periwinkle seeds is not recommended, but if you choose to direct sow, follow the same steps as above. Wait until danger of frost has passed and temperatures are consistently warm, and prepare the soil well so that it is light and fine.