Vinca Minor

Bugleweed - Vinca Minor

Benefits of Vinca Minor

Edging: Its low-growing habit makes it ideal for edging pathways‚ driveways‚ and garden beds‚ creating a neat‚ tidy border that is low-maintenance and easy to care for․ The plant can also be grown in containers‚ hanging baskets as a trailing plant, or as a filler plant in a mixed container garden․ This Perennial Is Also Known as Periwinkle Native to eastern North America‚ the plant has a 1-2 inch, 5-petal lavender blue flower in the spring on top of the dark green ground cover it provides․ It is a trailing vine with thick, opposite elliptical leaves․ It can have dark green leaves or variegated leaves, and those are actually in different colors rather than one solid color․ It is hardy to Zones 4-8 in Europe‚ tolerant of most soil pH, and prefers shade․ It can grow in deep shade in partially sunny areas‚ but not in hot‚ sunny areas․ With its thick leaves it is also drought-tolerant․ It prefers well-drained compost-rich woodland soil‚ but can spread medium to fast through its rhizomes․ It is 3-6 inches tall‚ and can spread 1-2 feet; with a soft‚ fertile soil it can spread even further․ It can be used as a thick ground cover for shady areas where soil erosion may be an issue‚ and is easy to propagate and add to other gardens․ Uses in homes Homeowners may place the gravel in areas that are hard to maintain‚ at the base of trees‚ or around rocks․ The patio paver and gravel combination can be paired with a wrought iron bench․ Surround it with low walls‚ covered in Periwinkle․ It will slightly overlap the building's walls and remain standing in the new courtyard․ The addition of statues and large flower planters with brightly colored flowers could complete a wonderful shade garden․ It is a low-growing‚ woody perennial with small‚ dark green leaves and violet blue or white flowers․ It Spreads Quickly in Most Areas Vinca Minor spreads underground by rooting along the ground and can also be grown from seed․ In the wild, it grows as an evergreen ground cover in shady regions in the forest‚ and flowers prolifically in full sunlight․

This Perennial Is Also Known as Periwinkle

Native to eastern North America‚ the plant has a 1-2 inch, 5-petal lavender blue flower in the spring on top of the dark green ground cover it provides․ It is a trailing vine with thick, opposite elliptical leaves․ It can have dark green leaves or variegated leaves, and those are actually in different colors rather than one solid color․ It is hardy to Zones 4-8 in Europe‚ tolerant of most soil pH, and prefers shade․ It can grow in deep shade in partially sunny areas‚ but not in hot‚ sunny areas․ With its thick leaves it is also drought-tolerant․ It prefers well-drained compost-rich woodland soil‚ but can spread medium to fast through its rhizomes․ It is 3-6 inches tall‚ and can spread 1-2 feet; with a soft‚ fertile soil it can spread even further․ It can be used as a thick ground cover for shady areas where soil erosion may be an issue‚ and is easy to propagate and add to other gardens․ Uses in homes Homeowners may place the gravel in areas that are hard to maintain‚ at the base of trees‚ or around rocks․ The patio paver and gravel combination can be paired with a wrought iron bench․ Surround it with low walls‚ covered in Periwinkle․ It will slightly overlap the building's walls and remain standing in the new courtyard․ The addition of statues and large flower planters with brightly colored flowers could complete a wonderful shade garden․ It is a low-growing‚ woody perennial with small‚ dark green leaves and violet blue or white flowers․ It Spreads Quickly in Most Areas Vinca Minor spreads underground by rooting along the ground and can also be grown from seed․ In the wild, it grows as an evergreen ground cover in shady regions in the forest‚ and flowers prolifically in full sunlight․

It can have dark green leaves or variegated leaves, and those are actually in different colors rather than one solid color․ It is hardy to Zones 4-8 in Europe‚ tolerant of most soil pH, and prefers shade․ It can grow in deep shade in partially sunny areas‚ but not in hot‚ sunny areas․ With its thick leaves it is also drought-tolerant․ It prefers well-drained compost-rich woodland soil‚ but can spread medium to fast through its rhizomes․ It is 3-6 inches tall‚ and can spread 1-2 feet; with a soft‚ fertile soil it can spread even further․ It can be used as a thick ground cover for shady areas where soil erosion may be an issue‚ and is easy to propagate and add to other gardens․ Uses in homes Homeowners may place the gravel in areas that are hard to maintain‚ at the base of trees‚ or around rocks․ The patio paver and gravel combination can be paired with a wrought iron bench․ Surround it with low walls‚ covered in Periwinkle․ It will slightly overlap the building's walls and remain standing in the new courtyard․ The addition of statues and large flower planters with brightly colored flowers could complete a wonderful shade garden․ It is a low-growing‚ woody perennial with small‚ dark green leaves and violet blue or white flowers․ It Spreads Quickly in Most Areas Vinca Minor spreads underground by rooting along the ground and can also be grown from seed․ In the wild, it grows as an evergreen ground cover in shady regions in the forest‚ and flowers prolifically in full sunlight․

It can grow in deep shade in partially sunny areas‚ but not in hot‚ sunny areas․ With its thick leaves it is also drought-tolerant․ It prefers well-drained compost-rich woodland soil‚ but can spread medium to fast through its rhizomes․ It is 3-6 inches tall‚ and can spread 1-2 feet; with a soft‚ fertile soil it can spread even further․ It can be used as a thick ground cover for shady areas where soil erosion may be an issue‚ and is easy to propagate and add to other gardens․ Uses in homes Homeowners may place the gravel in areas that are hard to maintain‚ at the base of trees‚ or around rocks․ The patio paver and gravel combination can be paired with a wrought iron bench․ Surround it with low walls‚ covered in Periwinkle․ It will slightly overlap the building's walls and remain standing in the new courtyard․ The addition of statues and large flower planters with brightly colored flowers could complete a wonderful shade garden․ It is a low-growing‚ woody perennial with small‚ dark green leaves and violet blue or white flowers․ It Spreads Quickly in Most Areas Vinca Minor spreads underground by rooting along the ground and can also be grown from seed․ In the wild, it grows as an evergreen ground cover in shady regions in the forest‚ and flowers prolifically in full sunlight․

It is 3-6 inches tall‚ and can spread 1-2 feet; with a soft‚ fertile soil it can spread even further․ It can be used as a thick ground cover for shady areas where soil erosion may be an issue‚ and is easy to propagate and add to other gardens․ Uses in homes Homeowners may place the gravel in areas that are hard to maintain‚ at the base of trees‚ or around rocks․ The patio paver and gravel combination can be paired with a wrought iron bench․ Surround it with low walls‚ covered in Periwinkle․

Uses in homes

It will slightly overlap the building's walls and remain standing in the new courtyard․ The addition of statues and large flower planters with brightly colored flowers could complete a wonderful shade garden․

It is a low-growing‚ woody perennial with small‚ dark green leaves and violet blue or white flowers․

It Spreads Quickly in Most Areas

Vinca Minor spreads underground by rooting along the ground and can also be grown from seed․

In the wild, it grows as an evergreen ground cover in shady regions in the forest‚ and flowers prolifically in full sunlight․

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Planting bare-root perennials is best in any season if they are dormant; we only sell dormant plants. Planting them year-round is also excellent if you can get dormant perennials. When your bare-root perennials arrive, soak the roots in water for a few hours to rehydrate them. Lant by digging a hole wide enough to spread the roots comfortably and deep enough to place the top portion crown (where the roots meet the stem) at or slightly above ground level. Position the plant in the hole, backfill with native soil, and gently firm the soil around the roots—water well after planting to settle the soil around the plant and eliminate air. Apply a 2-3 inch layer of mulch to keep weeds at bay and moisture locked in, keeping the mulch away from the crown. Irrigate plants regularly during the first few weeks of drought; never water in full sun, and water late in the evenings to ensure the roots are established well. Fertilize sparingly in the first year, using a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in subsequent years as needed.

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