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Black Eyed Susan Vine Spanish Eyes Seed
Thunbergia - alata
$2.99

Item #1182

Annual. Blooms summer. 5' - 10' trailing vine. Full sun. Vigorous vine with warm sunset-colored, dark-eyed flowers. It has almost infinite uses - ground cover, screen, hanging basket variety, window boxes, or on a trellis. Easy to grow from seed.

When to plant outside: Sow directly outdoors after danger of spring frost has passed.

When to start inside: 6 to 8 weeks before average last spring frost. Set plants out after average last spring frost.

Special Germination Instructions: Easy to germinate. Best to plant in "peat pots" so roots have room and are not disturbed. When transplanting, tear bottom off pot.