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SKU: R2930-4
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Queen of Sheba Vine (Podranea brycei)
6 reviews
$19.95
4" Pot Size
Pink trumpet-like flowers put on a spectacular show nearly the whole year long. We started a small cutting of this tropical vine at the beginning of summer and it grew so fast that by the summer’s end, it was a 4’ bushy shrub full of flowers. The blossoms have a light fragrance. It’s thought to be a native of Africa but Queen of Sheba Vine is entirely different from Podranea ricasoliana, a wild and often unmanageable vine. Queen of Sheba Vine can be maintained as an upright shrub with judicious pruning and since it’s nearly everblooming, prune it anytime leads get out of form.
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Light Requirements
- Partial Sun
Plant Height (mature height when grown in a container)
1-4'
Bloom Season
- Fall
- Spring
- Summer
Minimum Indoor Temperature
60
Plant Hardiness Zone
- 10
Plant Special Features
- Fragrant
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Todd Darrell Plant arrived in excellent shape, I am impressed with the quality. I would use them again for sure.
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Clarence Garzoli My two Queen of Shebas arrived in excellent condition which is what I have come to expect from Logee. I have them both in the ground now and they are already putting out new growth. I am looking forward to their blossoms. Thanks.
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Jennifer Romeo Healthy plant very happy
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Cornelia I have never gotten a bloom from this plant. It's green and grows, but it does not bloom. It's been a disappointment.
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Celia this is the second year for this. i got nothing the first year. hardly any growth. i had the plant winter in a green house since i am in zone 6 and this is a zone 10 plant. we have had frost and below freezing temps here already so we pulled it into a breezeway and it is still blooming. i think it has grown a foot since we sheltered it. i hope someone can tell me how much it could be cut back because it is really huge and would take up a lot of room in a green house.
