flower seeds lisianthus seeds LisAdora® Apricot III Lisianthus Seeds – Park Seed

flower seeds lisianthus seeds LisAdora® Apricot III Lisianthus Seeds – Park SeedLisAdora Apricot III brings an elegant, romantic touch to gardens and floral arrangements with its fully double, rose like blooms in a soft apricot hue. Reaching 30 to 36 inches tall, this premium variety stands out for its sturdy stems, long vase life, and consistent bloom form. Part of the LisAdora series, Apricot III is specially bred for exceptional uniformity and performance, producing abundant flowers with thick, ruffled petals that hold up

LisAdora® Apricot III brings an elegant, romantic touch to gardens and floral arrangements with its fully double, rose-like blooms in a soft apricot hue. Reaching 30 to 36 inches tall, this premium variety stands out for its sturdy stems, long vase life, and consistent bloom form. Part of the LisAdora® series, Apricot III is specially bred for exceptional uniformity and performance, producing abundant flowers with thick, ruffled petals that hold up beautifully in the garden and in cut arrangements. It's a favorite among growers for its florist-quality blooms and reliable color, offering both beauty and durability in every stem.

Also known as Texas bluebell or prairie gentian, lisianthus is a versatile choice for cutting gardens, borders, and upscale container plantings. Its soft, romantic color pairs effortlessly with other pastel flowers such as snapdragons, cosmos, dusty miller, and ornamental grasses. Whether you're designing wedding arrangements, fresh summer bouquets, or an elegant pollinator garden, LisAdora® Apricot III adds refinement and texture wherever it's planted. Its upright habit and strong stems make it a natural focal point in both garden beds and floral displays.

LisAdora® Apricot III Lisianthus performs best in full sun with well-drained soil and consistent moisture. Start seed indoors at least 10 to 12 weeks before last frost date in spring and set out seedlings once danger of all frost has passed. It thrives in warm weather and is typically grown as an annual in most climates, with a long blooming period from midsummer into early fall. What sets it apart is its florist-grade bloom quality, compact yet robust growth, and exceptional uniformity across plants—qualities that make it a top choice for both home gardeners and professional growers.

This seed comes as a pellet. Pelleted seeds are small seeds that have been clay-coated to make them larger and more uniform in size and shape, making them easier to handle when planting.