Deep violet-blue flowers set Vinca 'Cora Violet' apart in a genus often dominated by pinks and whites. This Cora series selection brings the same ironclad disease resistance and heat tolerance to a cooler, more sophisticated hue. It's a top choice for gardeners who want reliable, low-maintenance color in a shade that bridges blue and purple.
The blooms are a rich, true violet with a slight blue cast, measuring 1.5–2 inches across. Overlapping petals give each flower a full, rounded form. They appear in profusion from late spring through fall, completely covering the compact, mounding plants. Foliage is exceptionally glossy, dark green, and resistant to common vinca leaf diseases. Plants reach 12–18 inches in height and spread.
'Cora Violet' excels in mass plantings where its deep color creates a striking visual block. It's equally effective as an edging plant along sunny borders or in containers where its upright habit fills the center. Pair with yellow marigolds or coreopsis for high contrast, or with silver-leaved plants for a sophisticated combo. Also beautiful in hanging baskets and window boxes.
Self-cleaning—no deadheading needed. Fertilize at planting with slow-release granules. Water deeply but infrequently. Provide good air circulation in humid climates. Resistant to deer and rabbits.
Vinca 'Cora Violet'—elegant violet color with the durability to handle your toughest garden challenges.
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