Purple Queen’s Wreath Vine (Petrea racemosa)

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Purple Queen’s Wreath Vine (Petrea racemosa)Foot long racemes of lavender flowers bloom in spring and will rebloom on and off in summer. The flowers at the base of the stem bloom first until the entire cluster has opened over the course of a week or more. After the flowers pass, showy blue calyxes that slowly turn silver remain on the dangling inflorescence. This vigorous climbing vine has rough, sandpaper like leaves and it needs a sturdy support or trellis to climb on. Petrea racemosa flowers

Chocolate’s delicious taste is enjoyed by young and old alike

Hornbill's Ginger blooms last about a week with individual flowers from each shoot arriving over several weeks

Plants grown by air layering will bear nuts sooner

preferring some soil dryness

Created by Roland Fischer of Hemer

heart-shaped leaves with a glossy texture

dozens of 3”wide flowers with creamy pinkish-lavender petals and fully banded corollas appear daily

This rare hoya is a treasured addition for any houseplant collection

The leaves are deeply cut and the flowers are a rose-pink with a hint of peach and a white center

it does exceptionally well in a hanging basket where the colorful blooms are exquisitely displayed

In our greenhouses this rugged grower is always in bloom and once each brilliant flower has passed

let top 1–2 inches of soil dry between watering