Asarina species/varieties become available in nurseries starting in late summer. You can order A. scandens 'Joan Lorraine' and A. scandens 'Snow White' from Annie's Annuals & Perennials

'Joan Lorraine' Easy, fast growing and long lived! This beautiful Mexican vine with white-throated, velvety purple trumpets and lush delicate foliage creates a solid 5’ wide and 8-10’ tall “wall” of trident-shaped emerald green leaves. It’s wonderful on a fence, trellis, or arch.

A perennial in frost free regions. Annual | Ht. 3.5m/11ft | 2700-2900 sds/gm Asarina scandens 'Joan Lorraine', 25 seeds This perennial twiner hails from Mexico, but is usually grown as fast-blooming annual. A delightful and graceful plant, its climbing stems are thin and delicate. But don't let that fool you -- it's tough as nail and easy as abc. Explore anniesannuals' photos on Flickr.

Free shipping for many products! Asarina 'Joan Lorraine' This native of Mexico is an unbeatable choice for trellised pots on the patio, producing scads of pouty lipped purple trumpets (1-1.5" flowers) on wiry stems all season long. Light green foliage that looks delicate but is robust and carefree adds to the overall wow factor of this great plant. Hummers will seek this one out! Joan Loraine ASARINA scandens - AS0710 (SAHIN 1990) deep violet-blue, showy and useful, easy climber Coronavirus (COVID-19) Please allow up to four weeks for delivery when ordering. We are currently fulfilling orders within 3-4 weeks of receipt (subject to stock availability) due to an unusually high volume of orders, coupled with a significant number of staff either recovering from or isolating because of COVID-19, and the need for social distancing in our warehouse.

Asarina scandens 'Joan Lorraine'—Purple Twining Climbing Snapdragon—20 Seeds AmateurBotAnnIst. From shop AmateurBotAnnIst. 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,013)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec; Sowing Period. Planting Period Asarina scandens 'Joan Lorraine' . Look a bit delicate but really quite tough - I've never had one die.

Asarina scandens 'Joan Lorraine'. Specializing in rare and unusual annual and perennial plants, including cottage garden heirlooms and hard to find California

'Joan Lorraine' Nursery Availability 1 - 6 of 6. 6 Search Results From Mexico comes beautiful & graceful Asarina ‘Joan Lorraine’ an exceptional vine for part shade with rich velvety purple flaring blooms that are nearly 2” wide. Asarina 'Joan Lorraine', with its foxglove-like flower, originates from Mexico.

Do you have a tricky item in your yard you want to bring pretty plants to? Well, this is mine! I will be A. scandens or Lophospermum scandens Twining Snapdragon. Blooms in partial shade! It has tubular flowers in a balanced mix of purple, rose, blue, and white – including Joan Lorraine.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Please allow up to four weeks for delivery when ordering. We are currently fulfilling orders within 3-4 weeks of receipt (subject to stock availability) due to an unusually high volume of orders, coupled with a significant number of staff either recovering from or isolating because of COVID-19, and the need for social distancing in our warehouse. 'Joan Lorraine': This is the most commonly sold variety; a rich, purple-blue. 'Satin Mix': This mix offers a blend of several colors.

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Asarina scandens 'Joan Lorraine' Creating a solid "wall" of emerald green heart shaped leaves to 5' across & 8-10' tall, it's wonderful on a fence, trellis or arch

X. Feedback Comments. X. Asarina scandens 'Joan Lorraine' Scientific Name: Asarina Mill. (Plantaginaceae) scandens Penn. 'Joan Lorraine' Nursery Availability 1 - 6 of 6. 6 Search Results From Mexico comes beautiful & graceful Asarina ‘Joan Lorraine’ an exceptional vine for part shade with rich velvety purple flaring blooms that are nearly 2” wide. Asarina 'Joan Lorraine', with its foxglove-like flower, originates from Mexico. Raising the plant from seed is not too difficult for a seasoned gardener; many treat the vine as an annual, then discard it at the end of the season.