PassionFruit Lantana
A Burst of Color for Any Landscape
PassionFruit Lantana
Lantana camara ‘Ballanpaf’
Passionfruit Lantana brings vibrant colors to gardens with its vivid, multi-colored flowers. It excels in heat and drought tolerance, making it a standout choice for adding vibrancy and texture outdoors. Moreover, its robust growth and sprawling habit make it perfect for borders, beds, and containers, providing a splash of color.
Why Choose the PassionFruit Lantana for Your Garden?
- Vibrant Flower Clusters: The flowers exhibit a stunning array of colors from yellow to orange to red, making it a focal point in any garden setting.
- Heat and Drought Tolerant: Once established, it’s remarkably resilient to heat waves and dry spells, requiring minimal watering.
- Attracts Pollinators: Its flowers are a magnet for butterflies and bees, enhancing the biodiversity of your garden.
- Easy to Grow: This plant is an excellent option for gardeners looking for low-maintenance but high-impact plants.
The Green Facts About the PassionFruit Lantana
- Common Name: Passionfruit Lantana
- Scientific Name: Lantana camara ‘Passionfruit’
- Hardiness Degree: Hardy in zones 9-11, can be grown as an annual in cooler climates.
- Growth Habit: Known for its sprawling growth, it can reach widths of up to 3-4 feet.
- Characteristics: Distinguished by its vibrant, multi-colored flower clusters and dark green, slightly textured foliage.
- Optimal Conditions: Thrives in full sun, making it ideal for sunny spots in the garden where other plants might struggle.
Growing Information & Plant Care
- Sunlight: Requires full sun for optimal flowering, achieving the brightest bloom colors in direct sunlight.
- Water and Soil: While drought-tolerant, it benefits from regular watering to establish roots and prefers well-draining soil.
- Spacing and Fertilization: Space plants approximately 24″-36″ apart. A slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season supports lush growth and prolific flowering.
Special Features of the PassionFruit Lantana
- Notable Features: Its flowers not only offer aesthetic appeal but also attract a variety of pollinators, playing an essential role in the health of your garden.
- Uses: Ideal for use in mixed borders, as standalone features in garden beds, or in containers where its sprawling habit can be showcased.
- Homeowners Growing Tips: Prune lightly throughout the season to encourage branching and more abundant blooms. In zones cooler than 9, it can be overwintered indoors or treated as a vibrant annual addition to summer gardens.
Enliven Your Garden with Passionfruit Lantana!
Adding Passionfruit Lantana to your garden transforms your outdoor areas with a vibrant burst of color. Furthermore, its ability to withstand heat and drought positions it as an intelligent option for those seeking visual appeal with minimal effort. Consequently, choosing Passionfruit Lantana ensures a lively garden. This choice brings color, movement, and life. Notably, it becomes a haven for butterflies and bees, enriching your garden’s ecosystem.
This lantana variety is included in our 3-piece Thriller, Filler, Spiller Trio Collection – Check it out!
Proper Planting Instructions:
- Unpack and water immediately. Until ready to plant, keep your new lantana in a bright indoor location & water frequently to prevent soil drying. Wait to plant your lantana until after the last frost.
- Choose a planting location based on the plants’ needs. This lantana likes full sun. It will also need about 24 to 36 inches of space to grow, so ensure adequate space around your canna lily.
- Prepare the ground. Remove nearby weeds and grass. Mix in compost or a slow-release fertilizer.
- Dig a hole twice as wide and twice as deep as the pot.
- Remove the pot from your lantana plant by laying it sideways; massage it gently and slowly slide it off the root ball.
- Hold the lantana in the dug hole & match the plant’s soil level of the root ball with the ground.
- Fill the hole with loose soil and press softly, but firmly to compact the plant base.
- Water your newly planted lantana thoroughly right away.
Continuing Care:
- Water frequently the first few weeks after planting and during dry spells.
- Apply slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the season.
- May survive winter in warm, southern, and coastal states.
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All-American Trio Collection
Avant Flora’s All-American Trio Collection
Includes the following plants:
- Pelargonium x ‘Fantasia® Dark Red’ (Geranium)
- Salvia guaranitica ‘Black & Bloom’
- Vinca maculata ‘Wojo’s Jem’
Rooted in Red, White & Blue… Upgrade your garden game with our new 3-piece vibrant plant collection, channeling an all-American vibe! Salvia steals the scene with its purple-black blooms, while dark red geraniums add charm with their bold blooms. Lastly, the vinca adds a touch of elegance with trailing vines and variegated eaves. Together, these plants will transform your garden into a chic space of patriotic flair all summer long!
Special Features:
- Great option for a hanging basket or small planter.
- Deer resistant and blooms attract local pollinators!
- The perfect thriller, spiller, and filler combination for any home.
Growing Information:
- Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun to Part Shade
- USDA Hardiness Zone: 7 to 10 – Vinca / 8 to 10 – Salvia / 9 to 11 – Geranium
- Spacing: 36” to 48″
- Mature Height: 30” to 48″
- Mature Width: 30” to 48″
- Blooming Season: Spring to Late Summer
Quick Tips & Advice:
- This trio loves hot summers and moist, well-drained soils.
- Space your plants 36 to 48 inches apart to ensure lush growth.
Proper Planting Instructions:
- Unpack and water immediately. Until ready to plant, keep plants in a bright indoor location & water frequently to prevent soil drying. Wait to plant until after the last frost.
- Choose a planting location based on your plants’ needs. This collection likes full sun to light shade. They will also need about 10 – 12 inches of space to grow.
- Prepare the ground. Remove nearby weeds and grass. Mix in compost or a slow-release fertilizer.
- Dig a hole twice as wide and twice as deep as the pot.
- Remove your pot by laying it sideways; gently massage the pot, then slowly slide it from the root ball.
- Hold the plant in the dug hole & match the plant’s soil level with the ground.
- Fill the hole with loose soil and press softly, but firmly to compact the plant base.
- Water thoroughly right away.
Continuing Care:
- Water frequently the first few weeks after planting and during dry spells.
- Apply slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the season.
- May survive winter in southern & coastal states, but these are generally considered annuals.
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Fantasia Dark Red Geranium
A Bold Statement for Your Outdoor Spaces!
Fantasia Dark Red Zonal Geranium
Pelargonium x hortorum ‘TOSTD0342’
Step into the bold world of the Dark Red Fantasia Zonal Geranium. It’s celebrated for its deep red blooms and lush, green foliage. This outstanding plant guarantees a bold splash of color and a sophisticated vibe, perfect for any garden or patio. Moreover, it thrives under a variety of conditions. Ideal for gardeners seeking a strong visual impact, the Dark Red Fantasia stands out. Its vibrant flowers and ease of care offer a stunning, versatile option for various gardening designs.
Why Choose the Fantasia Dark Red Geranium for Your Garden?
- Vivid Blooms: The Dark Red Fantasia Zonal Geranium showcases rich, red flowers that create an eye-catching display against its green leaves.
- Versatile Growth: Excelling in both containers and garden beds, this variety adapts well to various settings, making it ideal for balconies, terraces, and flower borders.
- Easy Care: Known for its durability and low maintenance requirements, it allows garden enthusiasts to enjoy its beauty with minimal fuss.
- Resilient Beauty: Its ability to withstand variable weather conditions makes it a resilient choice for gardeners in diverse climates.
The Green Facts About the Fantasia Dark Red Geranium
- Common Name: Zonal Geranium
- Scientific Name: Pelargonium x hortorum
- Hardiness Degree: Thrives best in temperatures above 32°F (0.0°C)
- Growth Habit: Upright, can reach heights of 12 – 24 inches (30 – 61cm) and widths up to 12 – 18 inches (30 – 46cm)
- Characteristics: Distinguished by its deep red flowers and robust, green foliage; known for its resilience and long blooming period.
- Optimal Conditions: Prefers full sun to partial shade, requires well-drained soil, and benefits from regular watering and fertilization.
Growing Information & Plant Care
- Sunlight: Best color and blooms in full sun. Can tolerate partial shade but thrives in brighter light.
- Water and Soil: Needs consistent watering, allowing the soil to slightly dry between waterings. Performs best in fertile, well-draining soil.
- Spacing and Fertilization: Space plants approximately 12″-16″ apart. Use a balanced fertilizer regularly during the growing season for optimal growth.
Special Features of the Fantasia Dark Red Geranium
- Notable Features: Vibrant Red Flowers, Drought Tolerant, Easy to Care For
- Uses: Ideal for container gardening, striking in window boxes, and a vibrant addition to landscape beds.
- Homeowners Growing Tips: Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continued flowering and promote bushier growth.
Transform Your Space with Fantasia Dark Red Zonal Geranium
The Dark Red Fantasia Zonal Geranium is far more than just a simple plant; it’s a striking and bold design choice that can transform any space. This variety stands out with its captivating, vibrant red flowers that bloom profusely, alongside its lush, green foliage. These elements combine to effortlessly add depth, color, and a touch of sophistication to any landscape or garden setting. Ideal for both expansive yards and intimate sunny patios, the Dark Red Fantasia Zonal Geranium is not only visually stunning but also resilient. It promises to deliver a continuous, eye-catching display of beauty from the early days of spring through the rich, warm tones of autumn, making it a perfect addition for those looking to enhance their outdoor spaces with enduring color and flair.
This geranium is included in our 3-piece All-American Trio Collection – Check it Out!
Proper Planting Instructions:
- Unpack and water immediately. Until ready to plant, keep plants in a bright indoor location & water frequently to prevent soil drying. Wait to plant until after the last frost.
- Choose a planting location based on your plants’ needs. This collection likes full sun to light shade. They will also need about 10 – 12 inches of space to grow.
- Prepare the ground. Remove nearby weeds and grass. Mix in compost or a slow-release fertilizer.
- Dig a hole twice as wide and twice as deep as the pot.
- Remove your pot by laying it sideways; gently massage the pot, then slowly slide it from the root ball.
- Hold the plant in the dug hole & match the plant’s soil level with the ground.
- Fill the hole with loose soil and press softly, but firmly to compact the plant base.
- Water thoroughly right away.
Continuing Care:
- Water frequently the first few weeks after planting and during dry spells.
- Apply slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the season.
- May survive winter in southern & coastal states, but these are generally considered annuals.
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Black & Bloom Salvia
A Hummingbird’s Delight in Your Garden!
Black & Bloom Salvia
Salvia guaranitica ‘Black & Bloom’
Dive into the enchanting world of the Black & Bloom Salvia, a true garden gem. It captivates with stunning deep blue flowers and robust, dark stems. Essentially an evolution of the beloved Black and Blue Salvia, this variety features enhanced flower size. Moreover, it boasts a longer blooming season, making it irresistible for gardeners and hummingbirds alike. With its striking appearance and easy-care nature, it’s a must-have. It adds a touch of vibrant color and lively activity to any outdoor space.
Why Choose the Black & Bloom Salvia for Your Garden?
- Striking Flowers: The Black & Bloom Salvia features large, deep blue flowers that stand out beautifully against its glossy, black stems.
- Attracts Pollinators: A magnet for hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies, this plant adds not only beauty but also vibrant life to your garden.
- Long Blooming Season: Enjoy the dazzling display from late spring through the first frost, with continual bloom cycles that outperform many other varieties.
- Low Maintenance: Despite its exotic appearance, the Black & Bloom Salvia requires minimal care, making it ideal for both seasoned and novice gardeners.
The Green Facts About the Black & Bloom Salvia
- Common Name: Black & Bloom Salvia
- Scientific Name: Salvia guaranitica ‘Black & Bloom’
- Hardiness Degree: Hardy in zones 7-10; can be treated as an annual in cooler climates.
- Growth Habit: Upright, reaching heights of 2 – 3 feet (60 – 90cm) and widths up to 2 – 2.5 feet (60 – 75cm).
- Characteristics: Notable for its vibrant blue flowers, glossy black stems, and attractive green foliage; drought tolerant once established.
- Optimal Conditions: Thrives in full sun but can tolerate partial shade; prefers well-drained soil and benefits from occasional deadheading.
Growing Information & Plant Care
- Sunlight: Performs best in full sun, where it can achieve maximum flowering and vibrant color.
- Water and Soil: Maintain consistent moisture for best results, especially in hot climates. Adapts to most soil types provided they are well-draining.
- Spacing and Fertilization: Space plants approximately 24″-30″ apart. Fertilize lightly at the beginning of the growing season and again midsummer for optimal performance.
Special Features of the Black & Bloom Salvia
- Notable Features: Attracts Hummingbirds and Butterflies, Drought Tolerant, Long Blooming Period
- Uses: Ideal for mixed borders, perennial beds, and as a stunning focal point in patio containers.
- Homeowners Growing Tips: To encourage bushier growth and more blooms, pinch back the stem tips early in the season and deadhead regularly.
Brighten Your Garden with Black & Bloom Salvia
The Black & Bloom Salvia does more than just add a splash of color; it infuses dynamic energy and life into any garden. Impressively, its blooms attract hummingbirds and butterflies, creating a vibrant setting for outdoor areas. Furthermore, it’s easy to care for and remarkably resilient. This variety symbolizes beauty and endurance, enhancing the enchantment and vibrancy of gardens. Additionally, whether planted in large groups for a striking effect or as a standalone feature, the Black & Bloom Salvia captivates and delights onlookers from spring through fall, effortlessly.
Salvia is included in our 3-piece All-American Trio Collection! Check it Out!
Proper Planting Instructions:
- Unpack and water immediately. Until ready to plant, keep plants in a bright indoor location & water frequently to prevent soil drying. Wait to plant until after the last frost.
- Choose a planting location based on your plants’ needs. This collection likes full sun to light shade. They will also need about 10 – 12 inches of space to grow.
- Prepare the ground. Remove nearby weeds and grass. Mix in compost or a slow-release fertilizer.
- Dig a hole twice as wide and twice as deep as the pot.
- Remove your pot by laying it sideways; gently massage the pot, then slowly slide it from the root ball.
- Hold the plant in the dug hole & match the plant’s soil level with the ground.
- Fill the hole with loose soil and press softly, but firmly to compact the plant base.
- Water thoroughly right away.
Continuing Care:
- Water frequently the first few weeks after planting and during dry spells.
- Apply slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the season.
- May survive winter in southern & coastal states, but these are generally considered annuals.
- Deadhead blooms to encourage additional growth.
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Cannova Yellow Canna Lily
Discover the Tropical Splendor of the Cannova Canna
Cannova Yellow Canna Lily
Canna Cannova® Yellow Lily
The Cannova Yellow Canna Lily brings a splash of sunshine to any garden with its vibrant yellow flowers. Indeed, this variety attracts those wanting to add a cheerful and warm ambiance to their outdoor space. Its bright blossoms not only add a pop of color but also, the lush green foliage offers a stunning contrast. This creates a visually captivating display. Moreover, it’s ideal for gardeners seeking to add a tropical flair to their landscape. The Cannova Yellow offers both aesthetic beauty and ease of care.
Why Choose the Cannova Yellow Canna Lily for Your Garden?
- Vibrant Yellow Flowers: Its bright yellow blooms are sure to stand out in any garden setting, bringing a touch of sunshine to the landscape.
- Long Blooming Season: Enjoy its flowers from early summer through the first frost, offering extended beauty and enjoyment.
- Adaptable to Various Conditions: Though it thrives in warm conditions, it’s resilient enough to withstand cooler temperatures than traditional canna lilies.
- Easy to Care For: This variety is less demanding, making it suitable for gardeners of all skill levels.
The Green Facts About the Cannova Yellow Canna Lily
- Common Name: Canna Lily
- Scientific Name: Canna ‘Cannova Yellow’
- Hardiness Degree: Hardy in zones 7-11, making it a versatile choice for a range of garden climates.
- Growth Habit: Features a robust and upright growth, reaching heights of up to 4 feet (120 cm), perfect for creating visual interest and vertical accents in the garden.
- Characteristics: Noted for its striking yellow flowers and attractive green foliage, adding brightness and texture.
- Optimal Conditions: Prefers full sun and enjoys moist, well-drained soil, thriving in both garden beds and containers.
Growing Information & Plant Care
- Sunlight: Best when grown in full sunlight, ensuring the most vibrant blooms and healthy growth.
- Water and Soil: Requires regular watering to maintain consistently moist soil; well-draining soil is ideal to prevent waterlogging.
- Spacing and Fertilization: Plant approximately 18″-24″ apart. Use a balanced fertilizer to promote healthy foliage and abundant flowering.
Special Features of the Cannova Yellow Canna Lily
- Notable Features: Distinctive Yellow Flowers, Long Blooming Period, Adapts Well to Various Climates
- Uses: Excellent for use in mixed borders, as a focal point in garden beds, or in large containers for patio and balcony displays.
- Homeowners Growing Tips: Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continuous flowering. In cooler zones, consider overwintering indoors or as tender perennials to protect from frost.
Brighten Your Garden with Cannova Yellow Canna Lily
Incorporating the Cannova Yellow Canna Lily into your garden ensures a lively and vibrant atmosphere throughout its blooming season. Its ease of care and stunning visual appeal make it an attractive option for gardeners seeking to add a tropical touch or simply brighten their outdoor space. By choosing the Cannova Yellow, you invest in a garden that’s not only lively and inviting but also brimming with joy and color.
This Canna Lily is included in our 3-Piece Thriller, Filler, Spiller Trio Collection – Check it out!
Proper Planting Instructions:
- Unpack and water immediately. Until ready to plant, keep your new canna lily in a bright indoor location & water frequently to prevent soil drying. Wait to plant your canna lily until after the last frost.
- Choose a planting location based on the plants’ needs. This canna lily likes full sun. It will also need about 12 to 24 inches of space to grow, so ensure adequate space around your canna lily.
- Prepare the ground. Remove nearby weeds and grass. Mix in compost or a slow-release fertilizer.
- Dig a hole twice as wide and twice as deep as the pot.
- Remove the pot from your canna lily plant by laying it sideways; massage it gently and slowly slide it off the root ball.
- Hold the canna lily in the dug hole & match the plant’s soil level of the root ball with the ground.
- Fill the hole with loose soil and press softly, but firmly to compact the plant base.
- Water your newly planted canna lily thoroughly right away.
Continuing Care:
- Water frequently the first few weeks after planting and during dry spells.
- Apply slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the season.
- After your canna completely flowers, prune it back to the highest leaf to encourage re-flowering.
- May survive winter in warm, southern, and coastal states.
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