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Park Seed Vertigo Deep Blue Torenia Seeds, Long-Lasting, Non-Fading Blooms, Pack of 25 Seeds

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Park Seed Vertigo Deep Blue Torenia Seeds, Long-Lasting, Non-Fading Blooms, Pack of 25 Seeds

  • An F1 hybrid in the Vertigo series, Vertigo Deep Blue is a low-growing, flowering annual offering late spring through fall interest, typically blooming until first frost. The cute, velvety, tricolored flowers are deep blue with a sky blue and yellow center.
  • The 1-inch blooms are long-lasting and non-fading (even in strong sunlight) and come in abundance, creating a continuous, eye-catching show of color for months, attracting hummingbirds to the garden.
  • A Torenia fournieri, commonly called wishbone flower, clown flower, or bluewings, Vertigo Deep Blue is a member of the snapdragon family (Plantaginaceae). An excellent garden performer, vigorous and healthy, this perky plant maintains a tight, compact, mounded habit of glossy, light-green foliage.
  • Vertigo Deep Blue is shown to best effect when massed or grouped in beds, borders, containers, or hanging baskets. It also makes a good houseplant and a particularly nice table centerpiece.
  • Stout and easy to grow, Vertigo Deep Blue can be grown in sun or shade. The soil should be rich and moist, but well-drained and never soggy. It stands up to heat, humidity, rain, and strong sunlight; however, a location with morning sun and afternoon shade may be best in warmer regions.
  • An F1 hybrid in the Vertigo series, Vertigo Deep Blue is a low-growing, flowering annual offering late spring through fall interest, typically blooming until first frost. The cute, velvety, tricolored flowers are deep blue with a sky blue and yellow center.
  • The 1-inch blooms are long-lasting and non-fading (even in strong sunlight) and come in abundance, creating a continuous, eye-catching show of color for months, attracting hummingbirds to the garden.
  • A Torenia fournieri, commonly called wishbone flower, clown flower, or bluewings, Vertigo Deep Blue is a member of the snapdragon family (Plantaginaceae). An excellent garden performer, vigorous and healthy, this perky plant maintains a tight, compact, mounded habit of glossy, light-green foliage.
  • Vertigo Deep Blue is shown to best effect when massed or grouped in beds, borders, containers, or hanging baskets. It also makes a good houseplant and a particularly nice table centerpiece.
  • Stout and easy to grow, Vertigo Deep Blue can be grown in sun or shade. The soil should be rich and moist, but well-drained and never soggy. It stands up to heat, humidity, rain, and strong sunlight; however, a location with morning sun and afternoon shade may be best in warmer regions.
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Park Seed Vertigo Deep Blue Torenia Seeds, Long-Lasting, Non-Fading Blooms, Pack of 25 Seeds
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  • An F1 hybrid in the Vertigo series, Vertigo Deep Blue is a low-growing, flowering annual offering late spring through fall interest, typically blooming until first frost. The cute, velvety, tricolored flowers are deep blue with a sky blue and yellow center.
  • The 1-inch blooms are long-lasting and non-fading (even in strong sunlight) and come in abundance, creating a continuous, eye-catching show of color for months, attracting hummingbirds to the garden.
  • A Torenia fournieri, commonly called wishbone flower, clown flower, or bluewings, Vertigo Deep Blue is a member of the snapdragon family (Plantaginaceae). An excellent garden performer, vigorous and healthy, this perky plant maintains a tight, compact, mounded habit of glossy, light-green foliage.
  • Vertigo Deep Blue is shown to best effect when massed or grouped in beds, borders, containers, or hanging baskets. It also makes a good houseplant and a particularly nice table centerpiece.
  • Stout and easy to grow, Vertigo Deep Blue can be grown in sun or shade. The soil should be rich and moist, but well-drained and never soggy. It stands up to heat, humidity, rain, and strong sunlight; however, a location with morning sun and afternoon shade may be best in warmer regions.