Carissa Grandiflora

A single grandiflora hybrid petunia. Do not cover seeds. Sow on sterilized soil. Needs light to germinate. Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed.

Beautiful mixture of colors. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed. Give good air circulation to keep botryis from forming. Do not cover seeds. 275,000 seeds/oz.; 10-12 days, 72°F.

This single grandiflora hybrid petunia is compact and free flowering. Do not cover seeds. Sow on sterilized soil. Needs light to germinate. Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed.

This single grandiflora hybrid petunia is compact and free flowering. Do not cover seeds. Sow on sterilized soil. Needs light to germinate. Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed.

This single grandiflora hybrid petunia is compact and free flowering. Do not cover seeds. Sow on sterilized soil. Needs light to germinate. Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed.

This double grandiflora hybrid petunia features rich, velvety purple with white picotee edges. Do not cover seeds. Sow on sterilized soil. Needs light to germinate. Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed.

This single grandiflora hybrid petunia is compact and free flowering. Do not cover seeds. Sow on sterilized soil. Needs light to germinate. Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed.

This single grandiflora Hybrid petunia is vibrant and non-fading. Do not cover seeds. Sow on sterilized soil. Needs light to germinate. Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed.

After all, there must be a reason they call it chalice vine! And its flowers are golden enough, in both color and size, to qualify. The "goblet" that just opened on my indoor plant measures 5 inches across, but those blooms can reach at least 8 inches...

Very well mannered – except for that part about the really sharp spines – Carissa stays low and nicely rounded without any trimming. It doesn't give the significant berry show of other hollies, but makes up for that with its easy-going habits.

Water regularly during warm, dry conditions to keep them blooming. If you're new to growing sweet peas, Grandiflora Mix is the one! Strongly scented and contains 25 different colors with some bi-color and striped varieties.

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These 4½-inch blooms contain 35 to 40 petals with a dark pink reverse. Gardeners in warmer climates should cut back the remaining canes by about one-third, while those in colder areas will probably want to prune a little more than that.

Sweetness is a vigorous, heat-tolerant grandiflora with exquisite hybrid tea blooms that repeat all season long. You will fall in love with this one! Opening from classically pointed, ovoid buds, these high-centered blooms arise in great clusters.

Calico Flower (Aristolochia grandiflora) This botanical wonder will bloom in spring, summer and fall. These 8" wide, burgundy and cream patchwork petals will astound you as you gaze into a bull's eye of red.

It requires ample sunlight and well-drained soils. * Portulaca grandiflora is a flowering plant in the family Portulacaceae, native to Argentina, southern Brazil, and Uruguay and often cultivated in gardens.

Its clusters of elegant flowers and rounded habit make this an ideal landscape rose. Roses should be watered early in the day to avoid wet conditions into the night which could cause issues with fungus and disease.

The delectable fruity fragrance of this grandiflora is strong enough to perfume a large swath of the garden or to create a one-bloom potpourri indoors! Offering luminous lavender-pink blooms on a very prim and proper plant, Simply Magnifiscent makes just...

Blue Skyflower (Thunbergia grandiflora) Warm up the winter days with a Mediterranean visitor! Frequently seen on the Cote D'Azur, this reliable flowering vine is at home on either side of the Atlantic.

Bred by the famous House of Meilland in France, this stunning grandiflora swept All-America Rose Selection honors when it was introduced in 2003 and has been delighting gardeners ever since.

It requires ample sunlight and well-drained soils. * Portulaca grandiflora is a flowering plant in the family Portulacaceae, native to Argentina, southern Brazil, and Uruguay and often cultivated in gardens.

Classic pointed coral buds open to reveal perfectly sculpted pink blooms up to 4 inches wide -- just right for the vase, the garden, and the flower show! A standout in any setting, Tournament of Roses is not fussy to grow in any way.

The Carissa Holly is a classic choice for a low growing compact foundation, and hedge planting. Carissa has deep green glossy leaves with one pointed spine at the tip. Carissa is easily maintained once established, and pruning to maintain shape should...

Thin to 1' apart. Space about 1' apart. Rare, yet an easy low maintenance annual.Sowing Instructions: Depth: Depth: 1/16" Sprout Time: 7-14 days Starting Indoors: Not recommended. A member of the carrot family, Orlaya has pure white umbels of flowers...

* It is a small soft wooded tree up to 3–8 m, leaves 15–30 cm long; leaflets 10–20 pairs or more and an odd one. * It is a fast-growing tree, leaves are regular and rounded and the flowers white and red in color according to its species.

Deep yelloworange, classically formed roses pop against the rich, dark green foliage. Plant in full sun to partial shade. Good as Gold has an upright and bushy habit and exhibits good disease resistance.