25+ Vinca Minor Live Plants | Periwinkle Ground Cover | Creeping Myrtle | Evergreen Shade Perennial | Hardy Starter Plants
25+ Vinca Minor Live Plants | Periwinkle Ground Cover | Creeping Myrtle | Evergreen Shade Perennial | Hardy Starter Plants
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Create a lush, low-maintenance landscape with 25+ live Vinca Minor plants, also known as Periwinkle or Creeping Myrtle. This hardy evergreen perennial is prized for its glossy green foliage, beautiful violet-blue flowers, and vigorous spreading habit, making it an excellent choice for filling shady areas, slopes, borders, and spaces beneath trees.
Vinca Minor forms a dense mat of attractive foliage that helps suppress weeds and provides year-round color in many climates. In spring and often again through the growing season, it produces charming blue to violet blooms that attract bees and butterflies.
You will receive 25+ healthy live Vinca Minor starter plants, carefully packaged for safe arrival and ready for planting.
šæ What's Included
- 25+ Live Vinca Minor Plants
- Healthy starter plants
- Carefully packaged for shipping
⨠Features
- 25+ live evergreen ground cover plants
- Beautiful violet-blue spring flowers
- Dense spreading growth habit
- Excellent for shady landscapes
- Low-maintenance perennial
- Helps suppress weeds
- Ideal for slopes and erosion control
- Attractive glossy green foliage
- Hardy and easy to establish
- Greenhouse-selected healthy plants
š± Growing Information
- Botanical Name: Vinca minor
- Common Name: Periwinkle, Creeping Myrtle
- Plant Type: Evergreen perennial ground cover
- Quantity: 25+ live plants
- Light: Partial shade to full shade (tolerates full sun with adequate moisture)
- Growing Media: Moist, well-draining soil
- Water: Water regularly during establishment; moderately drought tolerant once established
- USDA Hardiness: Zones 4ā9
- Mature Size: Approximately 4ā6 inches tall with a spreading habit of 12ā24 inches or more
š¼ Perfect For
- Shade Gardens
- Woodland Gardens
- Ground Cover
- Hillsides & Slopes
- Foundation Plantings
- Landscape Borders
- Erosion Control
- Cottage Gardens
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