Collection: Vinca Plants

Are you looking for a plant that will add some new color to your garden? And which is also low-maintenance? Then the vinca plant is just right for you. It is a plant that not only adds color to space, but also fills it to give a dense and beautiful look. It doesn’t even need deadheading.

In India, vinca is known as “Sadaphuli,” which means ever-blooming. Due to its low maintenance needs, it is one of the most favourable flowering plants. It blooms well both in the sun and shade. It can also handle some amount of drought. But for it to bloom beautifully and spread out in the space, it needs to be watered regularly.

Annual vinca plants features blooms and foliage that resemble impatiens, but rather than preferring the shade, it thrives in the sun. The leaves are leathery and dark green.

Vinca plants are a fast-growing plant that grows 6 to 18 inches tall and has a similar spread depending on the variety. Single blooms with five petals that frequently touch or overlap are produced by annual vinca plants. Annual vinca thrives on sandy loam soil with plenty of suns.

There are different types of vinca plants—from perennial vincas to annual vincas.

Perennial Vincas:

Vinca minor
Vinca major

Perennial vincas are spring-blooming flowers. They come mainly in blue color but can also be found in white or purple.

Annual Vincas:

Catharanthus Rosea

They are summer-blooming flowers. They have a wide range of colors in which they bloom—from pink and purple to white.

Vincas can grow dense and fill the spaces, whether in a small box or a garden. They need less care, but they bloom beautifully, regardless. They also go well with other plants like Penta flowers, lantanas, and million bells.

NurseryLive provides you with a wide range of blooming plants to fill your garden and life with color, positivity, and lots of energy.