Colorblaze® Dipt In Wine Coleus

ANNUAL - Proven Winners®

Smooth, Shiny Leaves,
Eye-catching Color,
Full Sun to Full Shade,

$10.99

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Size: PW - 4.25" Pot PW - 4.25" Pot

Description

(Coleus) Colorblaze® Dipt in Wine Plectranthus has a beautiful color combination of burgundy leaves with pink veining and a splash of lime-green. Colorblaze® Dipt in Wine can grow up to 3' high and 2' wide making it a great back border plant in any full sun to full shade location. Not only is this a versatile coleus, but it is also deer resistant and the flowers, if left on the plant, will attract hummingbirds. Mix Colorblaze® Dipt in Wine with a lighter shade coleus such as Colorblaze® Lime Time™ for a stand out color combination. To keep your plants looking their best, be sure to fertilize every one to two weeks with Proven Winners® water soluble plant food.

More Details

Name: Coleus scutellarioides Colorblaze® Dipt In Wine
Common Name: Coleus
Sunlight: Full Shade (0-4 hrs.), Full Sun (+6 hrs.), Part Shade (4-6 hrs.)
Attracts Wings: Butterflies
Critter Resistance: Deer
Bloom Time: Late Summer, Summer
Max Height: 1 - 3 Feet
Max Spread: 1 - 2 Feet
Water Requirements: Average Water Needs
USDA Hardiness Zone: 10, 11
Attributes: Drought Tolerant
Design Use: Combination Containers, Container
Container Design: Thriller

Gardener Tips

For general how to grow tips for Colorblaze® Dipt In Wine Coleus and how to care for your annuals. View Garden Crossings How to care for Annuals page. Interested in growing tips for other plants we sell. Browse our Plant Care Tips.

Reviews

Dipt in Wine is one of my favorite Coleus. These were shipped in packaging designed specifically for transporting plants. They arrived in excellent condition. I highly recommend Garden Crossings for excellent customer service! My plants are thriving!

The plant arrived with not damage and the size was bigger than what I expected my plant is growing beautiful

I have grown this plant in my garden for two years now, and over all it is lovely. It's deep wine red leaves are a great contrast with lighter and grassier textures. It does start to grow flowers pretty quickly but I usually cut them off and let the foliage do the talking.