Kenilworth Ivy Seeds - Cymbalaria Kenilworth Flowering Ivy Ground Cover Seed

Kenilworth Ivy Seeds

4000 Seeds
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8000 Seeds
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SEASON

Perennial

USDA ZONES

5 - 9

HEIGHT

4 inches

BLOOM SEASON

Spring through fall

BLOOM COLOR

Lilac

GROWTH RATE

Slow

ENVIRONMENT

Partial shade to full shade

FOOT TRAFFIC

Light

SOIL TYPE

Moist, rich, pH 5.5 - 7.2

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

LATIN NAME

Cymbalaria muralis

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Kenilworth Ivy (Cymbalaria Muralis) - Grow this lovely ground cover from seed! With scalloped leaves, and pretty lilac colored blooms, Kenilworth Ivy makes a wonderful ground cover plant. It performs well even in full shade, and it loves to cascade down a stone wall or spill over the sides of containers. The Cymbalaria Muralis plant also makes charming hanging baskets.
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Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

68F

AVERAGE GERM TIME

14 - 21 days

LIGHT REQUIRED

Yes

DEPTH

Do not cover the seed but press into the soil

SOWING RATE

Approximately 2000 seeds covers 40 square feet

MOISTURE

Keep seed moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

12 inches

Kenilworth Ivy Low Growing Ground Cover Plant
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Outsidepride Kenilworth Ivy (Cymbalaria Muralis) Ground Cover Seeds are great for adding charm to shaded areas. Our perennial seeds for planting outdoors features 4 inches tall, delicate lilac blooms and scalloped leaves, making it a suitable ground cover for gardens, stone walls, or hanging baskets. Growing in partial to full shaded areas under USDA Zones 5-9, it’s a low-maintenance choice for any garden. Unwanted by deer and easy to grow, Kenilworth Ivy tolerates light foot traffic and self-sows, providing a lush, cascading look with minimal effort.
Kenilworth Ivy  Lilac Purple Blooms
Lilac-Purple Blooms
Kenilworth Ivy seeds blooms with stunning lilac-purple flowers gracefully, adding vibrant color to shaded gardens. Our delicate blooms brighten any corner, growing from spring to fall. Our hardy, low-maintenance perennial flowers is great for ground covers or hanging baskets.
Kenilworth Ivy Scalloped Ivy-like Leaves
Scalloped Ivy-Like Leaves
Our outdoor ground cover plants scalloped, ivy-like leaves form a dense, low-growing ground cover, adding texture to your shaded garden. The vibrant green foliage is suitable in moist, rich soil and low-light conditions. Making it a suitable low-maintenance plant seeds for any garden.
Cascading Spreading Kenilworth Ivy
Charming Cascading Habit
Our ground cover plants cascading habit makes it a stunning addition to garden corners or stone walls. The trailing vines create a lush, cascading effect, suitable for softening harsh landscapes. Our perennial plants for outside grows in shaded spaces, offering year-round beauty.
Kenilworth Ivy Plants Dense Foliage
Moisture-Loving and Adaptable
Kenilworth Ivy plant live as a moisture-loving, adaptable ground cover. With vibrant blooms and dense foliage, our planting seeds flowers and adds beauty to garden spaces by creating a carpet of lush greenery, making it the suitable shade seeds for planting outdoors.
Perennial Kenilworth Ivy Partial Shade to Full Shade
Kenilworth Ivy seeds for planting outdoors offers a beautiful low-growing ground cover for shady gardens. With lilac blooms and ivy-like foliage, it adds charm even on areas under USDA Zones 5-9. Our perennial flower reaches up to 4 inches in height and blooms from spring to fall. It is suitable in partial to full shade, requires little maintenance, and offers year-round beauty. Kenilworth Ivy is great for spaces that are not used frequently, providing vibrant color and softening garden corners or walls. A great addition to any low-light garden.
Kenilworth Ivy For Rock Gardens & Ground Cover
Our perennial plants live fully and showcases scalloped foliage draped in soft purple blooms, creating a stunning low-maintenance ground cover. Our trailing perennial thrives in shaded corners, adding both greenery and color. The vibrant ivy-like leaves and lilac flowers provide an elegant touch to stone walls, containers, or garden beds. Unwanted by deer, it Flourishes even in wildlife-prone areas. Adaptable and hardy, our ground cover flowers to plant enhances shaded spaces with minimal care, making it a great choice for creating a lush garden backdrop.
Planting Directions & Care For Kenilworth Ivy
Kenilworth Ivy is the suitable ground cover for shaded corners, offering vibrant blooms and lush greenery. For effective growth, sow seeds at a temperature of 68F and keep the soil moist until germination, which typically takes 14-21 days. Do not cover the seeds; gently press them into the soil. With a sowing rate of approximately 2000 seeds per 40 square feet, space plants 12 inches apart for even coverage. Once established, Kenilworth Ivy will fill shaded areas with beauty and minimal maintenance.

Kenilworth Ivy (Cymbalaria Muralis) - Grow this lovely ground cover from seed! With scalloped leaves, and pretty lilac colored blooms, Kenilworth Ivy makes a wonderful ground cover plant. It performs well even in full shade, and it loves to cascade down a stone wall or spill over the sides of containers. The Cymbalaria Muralis plant also makes charming hanging baskets. This trailing vine takes very little maintenance except for regular waterings, and being cut back and deadheaded before setting seeds. Cymbalaria is a prolific self-sower, spreading its Kenilworth Ivy seeds all over the garden. To keep it more contained, deadheading is helpful. Kenilworth Ivy makes a very nice flowering ground cover plant. Other names are Linaria Cymbalaria, Ivy-Leaved Toadflax, and Coliseum Ivy.

Sow Kenilworth Ivy seeds indoors 10 weeks before the last frost is expected. Use starter trays, sow the ground cover seeds on the surface of sterile soil, gently pressing the seed into the soil. Do not cover the Kenilworth Ivy seeds. They need light to germinate. After danger of frost has passed, transplant the young ground cover plants into the garden. 

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