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Ipomoea purpurea Carnival de Venezia mixture

Ipomoea purpurea Carnival de Venezia mixture

A striking and exuberant annual climber that immediately attracts attention with its beautifully striped flowers.

Unit

gram
Graduated prices
From 25 grams for 0,400 per gram
From 50 grams for 0,360 per gram
Total amount (grams)
Total incl. VAT: 12,10Total (excl. VAT): 10,00

Description

Ipomoea purpurea 'Carnival de Venezia Mixture' – Spectacular striped bindweed with Italian flair

The Ipomoea purpurea 'Carnival de Venezia Mixture' is a striking and exuberant annual climber that immediately draws attention with its beautifully striped flowers. This unique morning glory owes its name to the famous Venetian carnival, and for good reason: the flowers display a festive mix of white, pink, purple, and blue, often combined in unique star and ray patterns. No two flowers are alike, making this Ipomoea a real eye-catcher in the garden, pergola, or balcony.

Unique flowers with decorative pattern

What makes Ipomoea purpurea 'Carnival de Venezia Mixture' so beloved is the spectacular color play of its trumpet-shaped flowers. The large blooms open in the morning sun, revealing a bright white center, from which colored stripes extend to the edge. The patterns range from subtle to highly contrasting, giving each plant a vibrant and playful character. The flowers close later in the day, only to shine again the following morning.

Fast grower with rich flowering potential

Ipomoea purpurea is an annual climber that develops rapidly and can easily reach heights of 200 to 300 cm. Thanks to its winding tendrils, it climbs effortlessly along fences, trellis, pergolas, and balcony railings. From June until well into September, the plant produces new flowers daily, ensuring a long and colorful flowering season.

Perfect for garden, balcony and vertical planting

The 'Carnival de Venezia Mixture' is ideal for anyone looking for quick results. This Ipomoea is particularly good for:

  • pergolas and climbing frames

  • fences and gates

  • balconies and terraces

  • vertical gardens and temporary partitions

Its rapid growth also makes it perfect for quickly hiding less attractive spots in the garden or creating extra privacy.

Location and care

Ipomoea purpurea 'Carnival de Venezia Mixture' prefers a sunny location. The more sun, the more abundant the blooms. The plant grows best in well-drained, fertile soil. Regular watering is important, especially during warm periods, but avoid prolonged wet soil. Care is simple: with sufficient sun, water, and a climbing support, this bindweed will thrive without any problems.

Sowing and natural charm

Sow from spring onwards, directly in the ground or pre-sow in pots. The seeds germinate quickly and vigorously. Ipomoea purpurea can also self-seed under favorable conditions, making it ideal for natural and playful gardens. The heart-shaped green leaves contrast beautifully with the colorful flowers and create a full, green base.

A festive climbing plant for every garden

Ipomoea purpurea 'Carnival de Venezia Mixture' is an excellent choice for gardeners who appreciate color, movement, and a touch of romance. The combination of rapid growth, long-lasting blooms, and unique flower markings makes this plant an indispensable summer favorite. Whether you want to brighten up a balcony, cover a pergola, or simply enjoy the daily changing blooms, this Ipomoea never disappoints.

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Height

250 cm.

Article number

ES02883

Number of seeds per gram

About 40

Tips for sowing

Light germinator. Optimal germination temperature is around 18°C ​​to 22°C.

Delivered as

Normal seed in grams.

Note

The seeds have a hard seed coat that is impermeable to water. To accelerate germination, it is recommended to lightly score the seed coat with a knife (scarification) or soak the seeds overnight in warm water.

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