Periwinkle Plants: 150 Vinca Minor Bare Root Ground Cover Plants

Periwinkle Plants: The Perfect Ground Cover

Looking for a versatile and beautiful ground cover? Our 150 Periwinkle Plants (Vinca minor) are an excellent choice! These bare root plants are easy to establish and provide a lush, evergreen carpet that adds beauty to any landscape. Vinca minor, also known as Periwinkle, is a popular choice for its low maintenance and attractive blue-lavender flowers.

Key Benefits of Periwinkle Plants:

• Evergreen Foliage: Enjoy year-round greenery with this hardy ground cover.
• Drought Resistance: Once established, Periwinkle requires minimal watering.
• Blue-Lavender Flowers: Dainty flowers bloom in spring and early summer, with intermittent reblooming throughout the year.
• Erosion Control: Its dense growth helps prevent soil erosion.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for large natural areas, around trees, and on slopes.

Periwinkle plants are an excellent ground cover solution. These Vinca minor plants will thrive in USDA Growing Zones 4 – 8, reaching a height of about 4 inches and spreading up to 18 inches wide. Their ability to root at the nodes allows them to quickly fill in spaces, creating a dense mat of foliage. Enjoy a beautiful, manicured look with these luxurious and dainty blue-purple flowering plants.

Growing Tips for Periwinkle Plants:

• Plant in well-drained soil.
• Choose a location with full shade to full sun.
• Water regularly until established.
• Trim as needed to maintain desired shape and size.

The Periwinkle ground cover is perfect for creating a beautiful and low-maintenance landscape. These plants are ideal for homeowners and landscapers alike. With their ability to thrive in various conditions, these 150 Periwinkle Plants are sure to enhance any garden.

Frequently Asked Questions About Periwinkle Plants

1. How quickly will these Periwinkle plants spread? These Vinca minor plants spread relatively quickly by rooting at the nodes, filling in areas within a growing season or two, depending on conditions. Expect a maximum spread of 18 inches at maturity.
2. What is the best time of year to plant Periwinkle ground cover? The best time to plant bare root Periwinkle is in the spring or fall when the weather is mild, allowing the plants to establish roots before extreme temperatures arrive.
3. How much sunlight do these Periwinkle plants need? Periwinkle can tolerate full shade to full sun, but it thrives best in partial shade or medium sunlight. Too much direct sun in hotter climates can scorch the leaves.
4. Are these Periwinkle plants deer resistant? Yes, Periwinkle is generally considered deer resistant, making it a great choice for areas with deer populations.
5. How do I control the spread of Periwinkle if it becomes too aggressive? To control the spread, you can trim back the vines regularly or install physical barriers, such as edging, to contain the plants within a specific area.