Black Eyed Susan Vine

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Black Eyed Susan Vine - Seeds & Bulbs

Black Eyed Susan Vine
(Thunbergia alata)

Almost infinite uses - window boxes, ground cover, on a trellis as a screen, in hanging baskets. Very fast growing vine has vibrant orange, yellow and white flowers which contrast brilliantly with the solid black 'eyes.' Easy to grow from seed.
Average Count: 15 Seeds

Black Eyed Susan Vine Spanish Eyes Mix (Thunbergia alata)
Almost infinite uses: window boxes, groundcover, on a trellis, as a screen, in hanging baskets, and more. Very fast growing vine has flowers with a unique range of warm sunset color, which contrast brilliantly with the dark 'Spanish' eyes. Easy to grow from seed. Average Count: 15 Seeds

Flower Type: Annual
Bloom Time: Summer
Height: 5' to 10' trailing vine
Exposure: Full Sun

When to Sow Outside: After all danger of frost has passed
When to Sow Inside: 6 to 8 weeks before last frost
Seed Depth: 1/8 "
Seed Spacing: 6"
Days to Emerge: 15 to 20
Thinning: Not Necessary

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