Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea
Introduction
This Bougainvillea is an eye catcher!
- Long lasting papery bracts
- A vigorous tropical vine
- Attracts bees, butterflies and birds
- Raspberry-pink blooms!
- Perfect in hanging baskets!
Never Bareroot... All plants come rooted into a container with soil.
Description
Are you looking for the perfect Bougainvillea with bright pink blooms to light up the garden space?
Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea blooms vivid pinkish fuchsia floral bracts contrasted against variegated green leaves edged in bold white edges. This bougainvillea vine is serious grower! Paper flower vines are flowering factories! They put out a huge explosion of color, drop their bracts and then bloom again. This happens season round.
This climbing vine is attractive to bees, butterflies, and birds so its a great option to have in your garden.
This colorful perennial loves sun exposure and should be watered on a regular basis.
How To Care
The Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea requires a soil pH between 5.6 - 6.0 (acidic soil) to 6.1 - 6.5 (mild acidic soil), and the plant could get as tall as 3-4 feet. The Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea can be grown in pots, but could end up being significantly bigger if grown in the ground.
For the best flowering, bring the flowers to a slight wilt between watering. Growing your Bougainvillea in a pot allows the perfect environment for a healthy root system.
The best time to do pruning on your Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea is after the flowering cycle is over. These beauties are easy to grow and bloom when grown under max light exposure and stressed with slight dryness.
Landscape Ideas
The Raspberry Bougainvillea is the perfect focal point in the landscape and can also be put in hanging baskets so the blooms hang down and create colorful vines that can cover a fence or wall of your choice.
*Please be advised that humans and/or animals may have allergic reactions if part(s) of this plant are consumed or by coming into contact with sap from bruised or broken plant parts: Sap may cause dermatitis
For additional options, check out our Vines collection.
Introduction
This Bougainvillea is an eye catcher!
- Long lasting papery bracts
- A vigorous tropical vine
- Attracts bees, butterflies and birds
- Raspberry-pink blooms!
- Perfect in hanging baskets!
Never Bareroot... All plants come rooted into a container with soil.
Description
Are you looking for the perfect Bougainvillea with bright pink blooms to light up the garden space?
Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea blooms vivid pinkish fuchsia floral bracts contrasted against variegated green leaves edged in bold white edges. This bougainvillea vine is serious grower! Paper flower vines are flowering factories! They put out a huge explosion of color, drop their bracts and then bloom again. This happens season round.
This climbing vine is attractive to bees, butterflies, and birds so its a great option to have in your garden.
This colorful perennial loves sun exposure and should be watered on a regular basis.
How To Care
The Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea requires a soil pH between 5.6 - 6.0 (acidic soil) to 6.1 - 6.5 (mild acidic soil), and the plant could get as tall as 3-4 feet. The Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea can be grown in pots, but could end up being significantly bigger if grown in the ground.
For the best flowering, bring the flowers to a slight wilt between watering. Growing your Bougainvillea in a pot allows the perfect environment for a healthy root system.
The best time to do pruning on your Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea is after the flowering cycle is over. These beauties are easy to grow and bloom when grown under max light exposure and stressed with slight dryness.
Landscape Ideas
The Raspberry Bougainvillea is the perfect focal point in the landscape and can also be put in hanging baskets so the blooms hang down and create colorful vines that can cover a fence or wall of your choice.
*Please be advised that humans and/or animals may have allergic reactions if part(s) of this plant are consumed or by coming into contact with sap from bruised or broken plant parts: Sap may cause dermatitis
For additional options, check out our Vines collection.
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$22.03Description
Introduction
This Bougainvillea is an eye catcher!
- Long lasting papery bracts
- A vigorous tropical vine
- Attracts bees, butterflies and birds
- Raspberry-pink blooms!
- Perfect in hanging baskets!
Never Bareroot... All plants come rooted into a container with soil.
Description
Are you looking for the perfect Bougainvillea with bright pink blooms to light up the garden space?
Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea blooms vivid pinkish fuchsia floral bracts contrasted against variegated green leaves edged in bold white edges. This bougainvillea vine is serious grower! Paper flower vines are flowering factories! They put out a huge explosion of color, drop their bracts and then bloom again. This happens season round.
This climbing vine is attractive to bees, butterflies, and birds so its a great option to have in your garden.
This colorful perennial loves sun exposure and should be watered on a regular basis.
How To Care
The Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea requires a soil pH between 5.6 - 6.0 (acidic soil) to 6.1 - 6.5 (mild acidic soil), and the plant could get as tall as 3-4 feet. The Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea can be grown in pots, but could end up being significantly bigger if grown in the ground.
For the best flowering, bring the flowers to a slight wilt between watering. Growing your Bougainvillea in a pot allows the perfect environment for a healthy root system.
The best time to do pruning on your Raspberry Ice Bougainvillea is after the flowering cycle is over. These beauties are easy to grow and bloom when grown under max light exposure and stressed with slight dryness.
Landscape Ideas
The Raspberry Bougainvillea is the perfect focal point in the landscape and can also be put in hanging baskets so the blooms hang down and create colorful vines that can cover a fence or wall of your choice.
*Please be advised that humans and/or animals may have allergic reactions if part(s) of this plant are consumed or by coming into contact with sap from bruised or broken plant parts: Sap may cause dermatitis
For additional options, check out our Vines collection.
