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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise these plants for vibrant, long-lasting blooms and exceptional ease of care. Most highlight the colorful five-petaled flowers and variegated foliage that add visual impact to gardens and containers. Reviewers consistently note the plants thrive with minimal effort, adapting quickly after transplanting and blooming from spring through fall in full sun or partial shade. Many appreciate the heat tolerance and low watering requirements, especially in warmer climates. The exceptional value at a low price point with wide color variety reinforces customer satisfaction. A few report rare plant loss or subtle scent, but overall customers find these plants highly rewarding and worthwhile.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Great price and look very pretty in planters
Would RecommendThese look great in my planter
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Lovely vine
Makes such a great split over filler for planters
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A nice plant to beautify your porch
Would RecommendBeautiful flowers and easy to plant
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Great variety available
Nice variety of spring healthy plants
Love spring planting
Love flowers
Plants
Would RecommendI liked the discount from the dead and dying area. It's also pretty.
Good product
Would RecommendDid well on transplant into garden.
still alive
Would Recommendprice
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Beautiful vine plant
Would RecommendWell cared for, already blooming within a week.
Vinca plant
There’s a lot of different to choose I’m really in love with this type of plant there just so adorable but the only bad thing it’s that there’s small and they don’t take water, it’s really a low maintenance flower making them ideal for ground cover hanging baskets and sunny spots
Died in heat
I bought this plant some time ago after Influenster refused to compensate me for the full thing. So it goes. This plant is really pretty, but I think it would’ve fared better as an indoor plant vs outside in the Texas heat (or maybe in the shade). This would probably be a better option for something farther north than me.
