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34201 - Jewels of Opar (Fame Flower)

$1.79 - $2.65
Pricing Tier Discount Guaranteed Sale $/Packet Outright Buy $/Packet
Tier 1: 150–399 packets — $2.65 $1.99
Tier 2: 400–999 packets 5% $2.52 $1.89
Tier 3: 1000+ packets 10% $2.39 $1.79
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Description

(Talinum paniculatum) 35 days. Purslane relative with elegant panicles of 3⁄8 in. pink flowers. Mild leaves are succulent, light green, and eye-catching. Great in salads, on sandwiches, and as a spinach substitute. Also has medicinal uses. The seedstalks are attractive in dried arrangements - seedpods dry down through shades of orange, red, brown, gold, and grey. 2-3 ft. tall plants can reach 3 ft. wide. Grows in sun or part shade; tolerates poor soil. Native to parts of the South and the Caribbean. Perennial in zones 8 and up. Self-sows readily; may naturalize. Click here to read more about Jewels of Opar on our blog.

34201 - Jewels of Opar (Fame Flower)

$1.79 - $2.65
Pricing Tier Discount Guaranteed Sale $/Packet Outright Buy $/Packet
Tier 1: 150–399 packets — $2.65 $1.99
Tier 2: 400–999 packets 5% $2.52 $1.89
Tier 3: 1000+ packets 10% $2.39 $1.79
Visit our pricing page for more details
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Description

(Talinum paniculatum) 35 days. Purslane relative with elegant panicles of 3⁄8 in. pink flowers. Mild leaves are succulent, light green, and eye-catching. Great in salads, on sandwiches, and as a spinach substitute. Also has medicinal uses. The seedstalks are attractive in dried arrangements - seedpods dry down through shades of orange, red, brown, gold, and grey. 2-3 ft. tall plants can reach 3 ft. wide. Grows in sun or part shade; tolerates poor soil. Native to parts of the South and the Caribbean. Perennial in zones 8 and up. Self-sows readily; may naturalize. Click here to read more about Jewels of Opar on our blog.