Vinca minor atropurpurea

Looking good through all seasons and growing . Also known as Myrtle, and an extremely popular evergreen groundcover. This less common selection forms a dense mat of glossy dark green leaves, studded . A spreading groundcover with dark trailing foliage. Bears violet-purple flowers in spring.

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Discover (and save) your own Pins on Pinterest. Evergreen - elliptic or . Similar to the species but with a dark red-purple bloom. Shrubs at Squires Garden Centres. View online and visit us in store to purchase.

Vinca minor Atropurpurea. It is tough, fully hardy and evergreen with pretty . Deze vinca is zeer flexibel wat de grondsoort. An excellent groundcover that forms mats of shiny, dark-green leaves which contrast nicely with .

Zone: 3-What is my zone? A wine-colored twist to an old favorite. Wine-purple flowers appear between April and May. Classic evergreen ground cover for . Buy 2- 4and get an additional $0. Buy 5- 9and get an additional $0.

Buy 0- 100and get an additional $0. Position: A very easy plant to growthat will tolerate almost any site including sheletered and exposed sites in in sun or shade. Pruning: Trim back any unwanted . Categories: Ground Covers and Perennials. Common Name(s): Red periwinkle.

Best in shade, as sun can scorch the leaves. Stems will easily root and . Like other lesser periwinkles it has one of the longest flowering period of any garden plant. Light: Sun to Partial Shade Water: Average Soil: Well Drained.

Taille adulte (H x L): 0. Période de floraison : Mai, Juin, . English name: lesser periwinkle or Dwarf periwinkle.

Pairs of dark green leaves develop along the long trailing stems, eventually creating a dense mat of rich green foliage that can be used to help keep weeds at. Das Immergrün Atropurpurea ist ein idealer Bodendecker, der sich besonders für schattige Stellen in Ihrem Garten eignet. Long trailing stems, glossy oval evergreen foliage. Thrive in loose, woodland humus soil. Deep plum purple flowers.

Chaining stems bearing glossy evergreen leaves form weed excluding mats of foliage but nothing.