Diverse Color Mix

With a variety of colors ranging from vibrant reds and whites to soft pastels and bold hues, Our Pentas create a lively, dynamic display in any garden. This colorful mix ensures extended bloom time, keeping your garden full of life and visual interest throughout the entire growing season.

Attracts Pollinators

Known for their nectar-rich blooms, our Pentas flowers attract a variety of pollinators, including butterflies and hummingbirds. These flowers provide a vital food source, drawing pollinators to your garden and creating a lively, buzzing atmosphere throughout the growing season.

Easy to Grow

With easy planting and maintenance requirements, our Pentas garden seeds quickly settle into your garden. Their ability to endure heat and dry soil means they need little maintenance once established, making them a low-effort addition that will continue to flourish season after season.

Suitable for Containers

For patios, balconies, and small spaces, our Pentas plants grow well in containers. Their compact growth habit keeps them manageable, while their vibrant blooms add color throughout the season. Containers allow for easy movement to the sunniest spots and require minimal upkeep.

Pentas White (Pentas Lanceeolata Graffiti White) - No matter where you live, you can grow Pentas seeds. In frost-free zones, Pentas will live as a perennial, and in colder zones, Pentas plants will be annuals giving lots of colorful, nectar-rich blooms. This Graffiti white Pentas is striking in the flower bed with low-growing, mounding, compact, uniform plants. Pentas plants are also well-suited for containers. Known also as Egyptian Star Cluster and Star Flower, Pentas are ideal in a hot, sunny location.

Grow Star Flower from Pentas seeds indoors in late winter. Use a quality seed starting mix and press the flower seeds into the mix. Do not cover the Star Flower seeds. Place clear plastic or glass over the starter tray or pots to help hold in moisture. Keep the flower seeds moist but not saturated. Place the trays in a south facing, sunny window for germination. As the Pentas seedlings emerge, remove the plastic and keep them in a bright, well-lit location. After hardening the seedlings for 10 days or more, transplant outdoors after frost season is over. Pentas flower care includes deadheading the spent flowers to promote continual blooming. Apply a fertilizer each month during the growing season. If the Pentas Egyptian Star Cluster plants are being grown as perennials, cut them back each fall.