I caught sight of this Vinca flower in the spring border. Vinca difformis is similar to Vinca major, differing most significantly in its habit of flowering right from Autumn, through mild Winter spells to Spring.
Such a welcome cheering sight to find in the garden at this time of year, especially after all the rain and dull days of this autumn and early winter months.
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A great favourite 🙂
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Colour is always welcome in the winter garden. Do you know if it is difficult to control, like Vinca major? Amelia
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I have had it in the garden for three years Amelia, it does produce runners, although so far not to aggressively to take over an area of the garden.
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That is a pretty plant and so resilient and delightful in your garden. A flower during the darkest month is a treat.
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Oh will have to look this one up Brian 😄 Anything that is intrepid enough to flower at this time of year must be a star.
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I discovered it for sale in a Cornish garden we visited when on holiday. I hope to propagate some this year for our open gardens.
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