Soiree Flamencos Senorita Pink Catharanthus: Meet the plant that’s got rhythm! Soiree Flamencos Senorita Pink adds a pop of vibrant pink flowers to your garden, strutting its stuff with grace and style. The blooms are small to medium in size, featuring delicate, soft pink petals with a striking dark pink center. The ruffled, almost flamenco-like texture of the petals adds an elegant touch, making these flowers dance across the garden.
Set against dark green, glossy foliage, the blooms really stand out, creating a beautiful contrast that brightens up any landscape. Known for its compact, mounding habit, this variety is perfect for containers, borders, or garden beds. Soiree Flamencos Senorita Pink is also highly heat tolerant, making it a fantastic choice for hot summer days, where it will bloom continuously from spring through fall without missing a beat.
As always, grown without harmful pesticides, making it a healthy choice for your garden and the environment. Expect it to arrive ready to thrive, with blooms set to brighten your landscape from the get-go!
Planting Instructions:
- - Can be planted during any frost-free time when daytime temperatures are consistently above 60°F.
Soil Preparation:
- - Prefers well-drained, fertile soil.
Watering Specifics:
- - Water regularly, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Catharanthus is relatively drought-tolerant but thrives with consistent moisture.
Fertilizer Type:
- - Feed with an organic, balanced fertilizer every 2-3 weeks during the growing season to promote lush foliage and plentiful blooms.
Pruning and Training:
- - Pinch back the growing tips occasionally to encourage bushier growth and more blooms. No need for deadheading—this plant takes care of itself.
Additional Pest Management:
- - Keep an eye out for aphids and spider mites. Neem oil or organic insecticides can help control any potential infestations.
Light Requirements:
- - Thrives in 6+ hours of direct sunlight daily to produce its best blooms and growth.
Companion Plants for Catharanthus:
- - Marigolds: Their pest-repelling properties and bright colors make them a beneficial companion for Catharanthus
- - Zinnias: The bold, colorful flowers of Zinnias complement the simple blooms of Catharanthus
- - Coleus: The vibrant foliage of Coleus pairs well with Catharanthus in garden beds and containers
- - Lantana: The bright, heat-tolerant blooms of Lantana make a perfect companion for Catharanthus in sunny gardens