HARDY PINK ICE PLANT Livingstone Daisy Delosperma
SKU: 926-5
Description
Unique, bright fuchsia-pink colored flowers on succulent ground-cover plants! Blooms last for many weeks! A great addition to the front of the garden. They are ideal for hot, sunny areas, and can withstand dry areas and still produce these amazing flowers. These plants are hardy perennials!
Type: Hardy perennial in most of North America, zones 5-11. In extremely cold climates (zones 1-4) it can be grown as an annual as it blooms the first year from seed!
Height: 8" tall flowers, 4" tall foliage.
Location: Sun
Seeds per pack: 5
Germination: Start these seeds early indoors. Place on the surface of a sterile seed mix (do not bury them), and keep moist and warm until germination, which takes about 3-4 weeks. Do not let the soil dry out, yet do not overwater and let the soil become boggy wet. Grow in a sunny location. A sterile seed-start mix is important with these seeds, as regular potting soil can contain eggs of fungus gnats, which can be detrimental to very small seeds. Be sure the mix is specifically formulated for starting seeds.
Description
Unique, bright fuchsia-pink colored flowers on succulent ground-cover plants! Blooms last for many weeks! A great addition to the front of the garden. They are ideal for hot, sunny areas, and can withstand dry areas and still produce these amazing flowers. These plants are hardy perennials!
Type: Hardy perennial in most of North America, zones 5-11. In extremely cold climates (zones 1-4) it can be grown as an annual as it blooms the first year from seed!
Height: 8" tall flowers, 4" tall foliage.
Location: Sun
Seeds per pack: 5
Germination: Start these seeds early indoors. Place on the surface of a sterile seed mix (do not bury them), and keep moist and warm until germination, which takes about 3-4 weeks. Do not let the soil dry out, yet do not overwater and let the soil become boggy wet. Grow in a sunny location. A sterile seed-start mix is important with these seeds, as regular potting soil can contain eggs of fungus gnats, which can be detrimental to very small seeds. Be sure the mix is specifically formulated for starting seeds.
