Ipomopsis rubra 'Hummingbird Mix'

Ipomopsis

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Common Name:

Ipomopsis

Plant Type:

Flower color:

Foliage color:

Green

Sun (From 0 to 5):

4

Water (From 0 to 5):

2

Maximum temperature:

36°C

Minimum temperature:

7°C

Maximum height:

185 cm

Maximum width:

110 cm

Ipomopsis (Ipomopsis rubra 'Hummingbird Mix') - Description

(Ipomopsis rubra) Now you can enjoy the festive colors of this native Southwest annual regardless of where you garden. Breeders have refined this mix to near perfection. The range of colors is breathtaking in the garden as well as fresh bouquets. Plant in the back of the border or cutting garden as plants grow to 4' tall. Narrow, upright plants can be spaced 10-12" apart in the garden. Grow in full sun in average, well-drained soil. You can sow directly in the garden after the chance of all frost or start indoors 4-6 weeks before last frost for earlier bloom.

Ipomopsis (Ipomopsis rubra 'Hummingbird Mix') - Blooming

Blooms tubular flowers in red, pink, yellow, white or violet.

Ipomopsis (Ipomopsis rubra 'Hummingbird Mix') - Growth

Erect annuals, biennials, and short-lived perennials. Ipomopsis plants do well in full sun. Plant height varies depending on variety. One species will grow to approx. 6 ft. tall. I. rubra makes a nice addition to a mixed border. Ipomopsis planted in less hardy areas should be raised in a conservatory or cool greenhouse.

Ipomopsis (Ipomopsis rubra 'Hummingbird Mix') - Planting

Propagate perennials from the seed. Sow directly into the ground in spring or early fall. Do the same for biennials, but sow in late summer.

Ipomopsis (Ipomopsis rubra 'Hummingbird Mix') - Pest

Prone to root rot.

Ipomopsis (Ipomopsis rubra 'Hummingbird Mix') - Interesting facts

Ipomopsis is native to the dry and desert regions of Western and Southern United States.

Ipomopsis (Ipomopsis rubra 'Hummingbird Mix') - Soil and irrigation

Ipomopsis plants require no dry-season waterings. Water moderately during the growing season, less in winter. Does best in medium rich soil with good drainage.