50+ Mixed Seeds for the following Butterfly Pea vines.
Don’t be surprised if the Long Tailed Skipper or Painted Lady butterfly show up because these plants are one of their larval (host) foods - so these are a great addition to your butterfly garden!
These are tender/tropical perennials in zones 10 and warmer (although I have had them return for me in zone 9), grow as annuals or even container plants in colder zones. Will self-sow for even more vines in following years!
Blue (Single and Double) Butterfly Pea (Clitoria ternatea)
The deep, rich, royal blue flowers on this vine always draw attention in my garden - simply breathtaking! Plant near a walkway, garden bench or an entryway so you can really enjoy the lovely deep blue blooms. The blooms are really exceptionally beautiful, one of my favorites!
This vine grows to about 15' and will be covered with blooms from mid-summer into fall.
Pure White, Single and Double blooming (mixed), Butterfly Pea Vine (Clitoria ternatea)
These lovely white blooms are best seen close-up. You'll have a mix of lovely single AND double blooms. Plant on a trellis or fence near a walkway, garden bench or an entryway so you can really enjoy the lovely pure white blooms. They make an excellent addition to a night garden, as well! Blooms first year from seed from mid-summer to frost.
This vine grows to about 8' and will be covered with blooms from mid-summer into fall.
Spurred Lavender Butterfly Pea (Centrosema Virginianum)
This is a native vine whose delicate beauty is best seen close-up. Plant near a walkway, garden bench or an entryway so you can really enjoy the lovely lavendar/violet blooms. The blooms are really exceptionally beautiful, one of my favorites! Blooms first year from seed from mid-summer to frost.
