PORTULACA Endless Summer RED Seeds

Portulaca Endless Summer - Red is a spectacularly bright red flowering ground cover that can add the most beautiful colour to any garden. This variety has the typical fine succulent foliage common to most portulacas, however Endless Summer - Red is superior pure-coloured double flowering variety that flowers earlier and more profusely than common portulaca varieties. The Portulaca Endless Summer - Range is a very long flowering variety that very much lives up to its name. All the variants in this stellar range flower from Spring through to late Autumn, provided there are no early frosts. This self-seeding variety is an ideal cottage garden plant, as it will generally grow as a quasi-perennial, by renewing itself through naturalised seedlings. Portulaca Endless Summer - White is suitable for pots (including hanging-baskets), borders, and rockeries and is often inter-planted between established plants to provide additional colour, particularly in cottage garden style settings. Portulaca Endless Summer - Range produces the brightest colour of all the Portulaca varieties available.

Advantages of Portulaca Endless Summer - Red

• Quick growing and flowering annual
• Add instant colour with little effort
• Fine flowering succulent groundcover variety
• Self-seeding variety therefore becomes naturalised in the garden
• Drought tolerant due to being a succulent
• Versatile flowering plant suitable in both pots and in the garden
• Easy to grow and low maintenance

Features

• 15 - 20cm height at maturity
• 20 - 25cm apart is a suitable planting distance
• Prefers full sun but will grow in part shade
• Suitable for pots and will grow in most regions of Australia
• Hardy flowering annual

Seed Sowing Instructions

• Easy to follow seed propagation notes are provided with every seed purchase
• Seeds of this variety are best started in seed raising mix or Jiffy® pellets before planting into the garden

What am I Purchasing?

• Premium seeds of Portulaca Endless Summer - Red
• Easy to follow seed propagation notes