Vibrant Color Variety

With a vibrant color variety, our Salpiglossis annual plants offer a stunning range of hues for your outdoor garden. From bold reds to rich purples and yellows, the Painted Tongue flowers showcase intricate veins, creating a unique and eye-catching display that stands out in any landscape.

Unique and Striking Blooms

The blooms of Salpiglossis flower plant are truly one-of-a-kind, with their distinctive trumpet shape and beautifully contrasting veins. Their velvety petals and rich colors create an unforgettable visual impact. These striking flowers bring a unique, artistic flair to any garden or landscape.

Heat Tolerant

These heat-tolerant Salpiglossis annual flowers grow well in warmer climates. Able to withstand high temperatures, they continue to bloom vibrantly throughout the summer. Their ability to endure the heat makes them a colorful addition to gardens during hot weather.

Excellent Cut Flowers

Our Salpiglossis cut flower seeds produce blooms that are suitable for cutting. Their vibrant color and texture last for days in vases, adding elegance to floral arrangements. These unique flowers bring beauty to indoor spaces and are fitting for special occasions.

Painted Tongue (Salpiglossis Sinuata Velvet Dolly) - Grown from Salpiglossis seeds, this annual is commonly known as Painted Tongue, and it is a native of South America and related to petunias. The Salpiglossis flower is trumpet-shaped and about 2 inches in width, and each flower is rich with velvety color and veins that are painted with a contrasting color. Salpiglossis Painted Tongue is perfect for the flower bed or in containers and baskets. The flowers are excellent for cutting and last in the vase nicely.

How To Grow Painted Tongue: Darkness is needed for germination. Cover seeds with a piece of cardboard. Sow Painted Tongue seeds indoors in late winter. The flower seed is fine, so gently press the seeds into the soil but do not cover. Once temperatures are warm and danger of frost has passed, Painted Tongue seedlings may be hardened off and transplanted outdoors into beds and borders. If sowing Salpiglossis seeds directly outdoors, wait until soil temperatures are warm. Prepare a seedbed and add compost to the soil so that it is nutrient rich. Pinch seedlings back to encourage branching. Painted Tongue Care: Deadhead the spent flowers to promote continued blooming. Salpiglossis plants often require stakes.