Orange Periwinkle Flower seeds for Planting - Pollinator Friendly, Heirloom & GMO Free Seeds for Home Garden

$16.99 USD

Sale Sold out

Size: 100 Pcs

100 Pcs

$16.99

500 Pcs

35% Savings

$54.99

1000 Pcs

47% Savings

$89.99

Quantity

Shopping cart
Variant	Variant total	Price	Variant total Savings	Quantity
100 Pcs	100 Pcs $16.99/ea	$0.00	$16.99/ea		$0.00	Quantity

500 Pcs	500 Pcs $54.99/ea	$0.00	$54.99/ea	35% Savings	$0.00	Quantity

1000 Pcs	1000 Pcs $89.99/ea	$0.00	$89.99/ea	47% Savings	$0.00	Quantity

View cart

Total items

$0.00

Product subtotal

View cart

Buy in bulk and get a discount!

Buy 2 and get 10% off
Buy 5 and get 15% off
Buy 10 and get. 30% off

Payment & Security

Product Description

Bring vibrant color and ecological benefits to your garden with Orange Periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus), a hardy and low-maintenance flowering plant known for its bright orange blooms. Perfect for garden beds, borders, or container planting, this pollinator-friendly plant attracts bees and butterflies while providing long-lasting seasonal color. Its heirloom quality ensures healthy growth and abundant blooms year after year, making it ideal for home gardeners seeking a lively, colorful display.

Features & Specifications

Seed Type: Heirloom, Non-GMO
Plant Variety: Orange Periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus)
Flower Color: Orange
Growth Habit: Low-growing perennial or annual in cooler climates
Maintenance Level: Low
Pollinator Friendly: Attracts bees and butterflies
Best Use: Garden beds, borders, containers, and ornamental displays
Climate Tolerance: Prefers temperate to tropical climates with well-draining soil

Planting & Sowing Instructions

Soil Preparation: Use fertile, well-draining soil enriched with organic matter.
Sowing Depth: Sow seeds about ¼ inch (0.6 cm) deep.
Spacing: Space plants 8–12 inches (20–30 cm) apart for optimal growth.
Watering: Keep soil slightly moist during germination; water moderately once established.
Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade.
Germination Period: 10–21 days under optimal conditions.
Best Season to Plant: Spring or after the last frost for best results.