'Mona Lavender' is a popular hybrid Plectranthus grown for its abundant spikes of lavender-blue, two-lipped flowers that appear over a long season, and its attractive, dark green leaves with purple undersides. It's a fantastic flowering houseplant or shade annual.
Pinch back to maintain bushiness. Propagate easily from stem cuttings. Can be grown outdoors in shade in frost-free areas.
Plectranthus: Versatile Foliage & Flower Plants for Sun, Shade & Indoors
Bracteantha 'Strawflower': Everlasting Blooms for Indoors and Out
Celosia 'Prestige': Indoor Beauty with Plumed Flowers
Celosia plumosa: Classic Plumed Celosia for Indoor Growing
Cyclamen 'Mini': Charming Miniature for Indoor Growing
Gloxinia (Sinningia speciosa) – Luxurious Velvet Blooms for Indoor Gardens
Hypoestes 'Splash' – Classic Polka‑Dot Plant for Indoor Gardens
Ornamental Kale: Cool-Season Color for Containers and Beds
Ornamental Pepper: Festive Fruit for Indoor and Outdoor Displays
Aeschynanthus 'Lipstick': Trailing Vine with Tubular Red Blooms
Anigozanthos 'KANGA': Mixed Color Compact Kangaroo Paw
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