Indian Pink
The Indian Pink, otherwise known as the Spigelia marilandica, is a plant found throughout the greater southeastern United States. It is a rare wildflower to find among the regions. It grows primarily in rich woodland and wooded stream banks.
The Indian Pink is a beautiful clumping plant. It is an herbaceous perennial, living greater than two years. This means that the plant will provide significant beauty for a home or company for a long time. The plant does grow to a height of twelve to eighteen inches in total.
The Indian Pink has beautiful features.
Its leaves are rich green, in a unique oval shape. There are no leaf stalks for a distraction from the beauty. The flower is a one-sided, upward-facing beauty. The flowers are red and tubular, becoming more confined as going northward. After this confinement, however, there are five pieces of the flower flaring out in brilliant yellow colors.
This flower blooms in the warmest part of the year. More specifically, the blooming period for the Indian Pink is from late spring from May to early June. It is a tropical plant, so it enjoys the heat and warmth. The Indian Pink is a relative rarity in its genus of plants. Most others in its genus are tropical but are not perennials. They are rather annuals. This makes the Indian Pink a wonderful treat for years.
The Indian Pink is a fairly easy plant to manage.
It will continue coming back as it is perennial as aforementioned. It also does not mind the heat and will grow in shade. Finally, this plant does have a long period of blooming, being pollinated by hummingbirds. The plant does require moderately moist soil that is drained.
Indian Pink for sale online at Perennial Nursery.
Indian Pink ship bare root only.
FAQ
1. Does Indian pink like sun or shade?
A. Indian pink (Spigelia marilandica) is a native North American plant known for its striking tubular red flowers with yellow throats. In terms of sunlight preferences, Indian pink typically thrives in sun or shade. While it can tolerate some sunlight, especially in the morning or late afternoon, it generally prefers locations with filtered sunlight or dappled shade.
2. Is Indian Pink deer resistant?
A. Yes, Indian Pink is considered to be deer resistant because of it's bitter taste.
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Indian Pink
This is my first time ordering from this company, and I am very pleased with their communication and how quickly the order was filled. The bare root plants arrived in good shape, and they are in the ground. We are looking forward to seeing them grow and bloom!
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Indian Pink
First time ordering here so took a chance and had a prompt delivery. I received 3 well established roots in a bag, kept them watered for about a week before planting and they have all 3 sprouted so I'm happy with this company.
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Indian Pink
These plants arrived with planting instructions. My plants turned out fabulous.
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Indian pink
Was a prompt delivery. Planted two days later. Will have to wait and see the outcome. Good root base only 1 out of 5 showing live right now. Fingers crossed
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Indian Pink
Planted the same day they arrived. Really surprised at the size of the root stock. Large and healthy. Looking forward to ordering more plants in the fall.
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Indian Paint Brush
This is the first time I worked with Perennial Nursery. I'm very impressed with their professionalism. The order was delivered within 5 days of the initial inquiry. I will be ordering again.
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Indian pink plant
I have never grown this plant before. It seems like it should have been a bigger root to start plant but I will see. I planted it the day I received it.
