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James Walker Bougainvillea Vine One Gallon by Monrovia

James Walker Bougainvillea Vine One Gallon by Monrovia

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James Walker bougainvillea is a profuse blooming selection boasting large flower bracts of reddish purple. Enjoy beautiful displays of summer long color on arbors, trellis or spilling over a fence. Color is so profuse that the James Walker bougy is a worthwhile consideration as an annual in colder climates. As with all varieties of bougainvillea, enjoy fast growth to about 20 feet or clip to desired size and shape. Consider a bougy in containers, for erosion control or as a splash of color in a seacoast garden. Give this plant plenty of full hot sun and it will not fail to please. Be gentle with the root ball when planting, keeping it completely intact as you do. Shipped potted in soil for best possible results when planted in yard or garden.
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Any tricks on planting bougainvillea vines?
Yes. When planting a bougainvillea, do everything you can to maintain the integrity of the root ball, as if it becomes broken apart or too loose, this can cause serious stress to the plant. After the hole is prepared, cut the plastic can apart with a pair of pruning shears and peel back like a banana, and then place one hand above and one hand below and gently lift out of the container, setting carefully in the hole such that the top of the rootball is exactly even with the new soil level you are creating in container or ground. Back fill with amended soil and firm with the palm of your hand. Water well to further settle the soil. If some sections of the planting area sinks after irrigation, add another handful or two of soil as needed. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact us.

Anything else?
Full hot sun and soil with at least average drainage. If need be, plant in a container for better soil and sun exposure.