Thriller, Filler, Spiller Collection
Bold Blooms & Bright Thrills:
The Thriller, Filler, Spiller Collection
Step into the wonder of our latest Thriller, Filler, & Spiller Collection. Enliven your garden with a burst of color and energy! ‘Cannova Yellow’ stars as the stunning Thriller. ‘Passion Fruit’ Lantana fills the scene with charm. The lush Creeping Jenny gracefully spills over. Together, they transform your space into a tropical oasis. Imagine butterflies and hummingbirds dancing through your garden.
Our 3-piece collection includes:
Canna x generalis ‘Cannova® Yellow’ – Thriller
Visual Appeal: Canna x generalis ‘Cannova® Yellow’ emerges as the collection’s highlight. Its towering radiant yellow blooms create a tropical elegance. Regal and commanding, it’s the garden’s focal point.
An Exotic Statement: Seeking a tropical feel in your garden? ‘Cannova® Yellow’ makes a statement. It epitomizes luxury and opulence in garden design.
Quick Care Fact: Thriving in sunshine, ‘Cannova® Yellow’ is low-maintenance. Simple weekly watering and monthly fertilizing sustain its spring-to-fall blooms.
Lantana camara ‘PassionFruit’ – Filler
Visual Appeal: ‘PassionFruit’ Lantana explodes with life. Its vibrant blooms evolve in color, offering a dynamic display. It serves as an ever-changing filler that draws wildlife.
A Kaleidoscope of Color: For those who adore color, ‘PassionFruit’ delivers. The constant color shift is a magnet for butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Thus, your garden becomes a wildlife hub.
Quick Care Fact: ‘PassionFruit’ Lantana is drought-resistant once established. It’s suited for hot climates and diverse garden areas, adding color whether in containers or borders.
Lysimachia nummularia (Creeping Jenny) – Spiller
Visual Appeal: Creeping Jenny, a garden treasure, showcases golden-yellow foliage. It spills and sprawls, blending plants and softening beds with a pop of color.
Ground-Level Gold: Loved for its vigorous growth and vivid hue, Creeping Jenny weaves a golden tapestry at ground level. It’s the quintessential spiller, enhancing plant arrangements visually.
Quick Care Fact: Creeping Jenny is notably unfussy, thriving best in moist soil. Cold-hardy, it brings winter charm with leaves that persist in cooler temperatures.
Cultivation & Care for Your Thriller, Filler, Spiller Collection
Enjoy the charm of our low-maintenance Thriller, Filler, Spiller Collection. When bathed in sunlight, these botanical stars thrive. Plant them in moist, well-draining soil. Space them 12 to 24 inches apart for robust growth. Choose a spacious vessel for container planting. Beyond beauty, this collection is a haven for pollinators.
Elevated Artistry with the Thriller, Filler, Spiller Collection
Lift your garden’s look with our Thriller, Filler, Spiller Collection. It’s a beautiful blend of colors and textures. Each plant plays a specific role in your garden’s story, creating a lively scene. Suitable for hanging baskets or flowerbeds, this collection shows off its amazing versatility. It’s destined to be your outdoor space’s showpiece.
The collection’s resilience and adaptability promise to crown your natural sanctuary. Seeking serenity in your garden? This collection will transform your garden into an exceptional, animated work of art. It enlivens the senses and ignites the imagination.
Proper Planting Instructions:
- Unpack and water immediately. Until ready to plant, keep your new plants in a bright indoor location & water frequently to prevent soil drying. Wait to plant until after the last frost.
- Choose a planting location based on your plants’ needs. This collection likes full sun. They will also need about 12 to 24 inches of space to grow.
- Prepare the ground. Remove nearby weeds and grass. Mix in compost or a slow-release fertilizer.
- Dig a hole twice as wide and twice as deep as the pot.
- Remove the pot from your selected plant by laying it sideways; massage it gently and slowly slide it off the root ball.
- Hold the plant in the dug hole & match the plant’s soil level with the ground.
- Fill the hole with loose soil and press softly, but firmly to compact the plant base.
- Water your newly planted annuals thoroughly right away.
Continuing Care for Your Coleus:
- Water frequently the first few weeks after planting and during dry spells.
- Apply slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the season.
- After Canna-flowering is complete, prune back to the highest leaf to encourage re-flowering.
- When planting in containers, pick a bigger pot that your fast-paced annuals can grow into.
- May survive winter in warm, southern, and coastal states.
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PassionFruit Lantana
A Burst of Color for Any Landscape
PassionFruit Lantana
Lantana camara ‘Ballanpaf’
Passionfruit Lantana brings vibrant colors to gardens with its vivid, multi-colored flowers. It excels in heat and drought tolerance, making it a standout choice for adding vibrancy and texture outdoors. Moreover, its robust growth and sprawling habit make it perfect for borders, beds, and containers, providing a splash of color.
Why Choose the PassionFruit Lantana for Your Garden?
- Vibrant Flower Clusters: The flowers exhibit a stunning array of colors from yellow to orange to red, making it a focal point in any garden setting.
- Heat and Drought Tolerant: Once established, it’s remarkably resilient to heat waves and dry spells, requiring minimal watering.
- Attracts Pollinators: Its flowers are a magnet for butterflies and bees, enhancing the biodiversity of your garden.
- Easy to Grow: This plant is an excellent option for gardeners looking for low-maintenance but high-impact plants.
The Green Facts About the PassionFruit Lantana
- Common Name: Passionfruit Lantana
- Scientific Name: Lantana camara ‘Passionfruit’
- Hardiness Degree: Hardy in zones 9-11, can be grown as an annual in cooler climates.
- Growth Habit: Known for its sprawling growth, it can reach widths of up to 3-4 feet.
- Characteristics: Distinguished by its vibrant, multi-colored flower clusters and dark green, slightly textured foliage.
- Optimal Conditions: Thrives in full sun, making it ideal for sunny spots in the garden where other plants might struggle.
Growing Information & Plant Care
- Sunlight: Requires full sun for optimal flowering, achieving the brightest bloom colors in direct sunlight.
- Water and Soil: While drought-tolerant, it benefits from regular watering to establish roots and prefers well-draining soil.
- Spacing and Fertilization: Space plants approximately 24″-36″ apart. A slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season supports lush growth and prolific flowering.
Special Features of the PassionFruit Lantana
- Notable Features: Its flowers not only offer aesthetic appeal but also attract a variety of pollinators, playing an essential role in the health of your garden.
- Uses: Ideal for use in mixed borders, as standalone features in garden beds, or in containers where its sprawling habit can be showcased.
- Homeowners Growing Tips: Prune lightly throughout the season to encourage branching and more abundant blooms. In zones cooler than 9, it can be overwintered indoors or treated as a vibrant annual addition to summer gardens.
Enliven Your Garden with Passionfruit Lantana!
Adding Passionfruit Lantana to your garden transforms your outdoor areas with a vibrant burst of color. Furthermore, its ability to withstand heat and drought positions it as an intelligent option for those seeking visual appeal with minimal effort. Consequently, choosing Passionfruit Lantana ensures a lively garden. This choice brings color, movement, and life. Notably, it becomes a haven for butterflies and bees, enriching your garden’s ecosystem.
This lantana variety is included in our 3-piece Thriller, Filler, Spiller Trio Collection – Check it out!
Proper Planting Instructions:
- Unpack and water immediately. Until ready to plant, keep your new lantana in a bright indoor location & water frequently to prevent soil drying. Wait to plant your lantana until after the last frost.
- Choose a planting location based on the plants’ needs. This lantana likes full sun. It will also need about 24 to 36 inches of space to grow, so ensure adequate space around your canna lily.
- Prepare the ground. Remove nearby weeds and grass. Mix in compost or a slow-release fertilizer.
- Dig a hole twice as wide and twice as deep as the pot.
- Remove the pot from your lantana plant by laying it sideways; massage it gently and slowly slide it off the root ball.
- Hold the lantana in the dug hole & match the plant’s soil level of the root ball with the ground.
- Fill the hole with loose soil and press softly, but firmly to compact the plant base.
- Water your newly planted lantana thoroughly right away.
Continuing Care:
- Water frequently the first few weeks after planting and during dry spells.
- Apply slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the season.
- May survive winter in warm, southern, and coastal states.
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