All-American Trio Collection

Avant Flora’s All-American Trio Collection

Includes the following plants:

Pelargonium x ‘Fantasia® Dark Red’ (Geranium)
Salvia guaranitica ‘Black & Bloom’
Vinca maculata ‘Wojo’s Jem’

Rooted in Red, White & Blue… Upgrade your garden game with our new 3-piece vibrant plant collection, channeling an all-American vibe! Salvia steals the scene with its purple-black blooms, while dark red geraniums add charm with their bold blooms. Lastly, the vinca adds a touch of elegance with trailing vines and variegated eaves. Together, these plants will transform your garden into a chic space of patriotic flair all summer long!

Special Features:

Great option for a hanging basket or small planter.
Deer resistant and blooms attract local pollinators!
The perfect thriller, spiller, and filler combination for any home.

Growing Information:

Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun to Part Shade
USDA Hardiness Zone: 7 to 10 – Vinca / 8 to 10 – Salvia / 9 to 11 – Geranium
Spacing: 36” to 48″
Mature Height: 30” to 48″
Mature Width: 30” to 48″
Blooming Season: Spring to Late Summer

Quick Tips & Advice:

This trio loves hot summers and moist, well-drained soils.
Space your plants 36 to 48 inches apart to ensure lush growth.

Proper Planting Instructions:

Unpack and water immediately. Until ready to plant, keep 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 to light shade. They will also need about 10 – 12 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 your pot by laying it sideways; gently massage the pot, then slowly slide it from 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 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 southern & coastal states, but these are generally considered annuals.