Calibrachoa 
Flora Frost Calibrachoa Conga Lemon
| Flower type | Single |
| Winter hardness | Not hardy (USDA-zone 9,10,11) |
| Flower color | Yellow-medium yellow-008B |
| Leaf, general shape | Lanceolate; Elongate |
| Flower diameter | 2 - 2,5 cm |
| Plant height | 5 - 10 cm; 10 - 20 cm |
| Flower length/hight | 1,5 - 2 cm |
| Flowering month(s) | April; May; June; July; August |
| Leaf size | 2 - 3 cm |
| Plant, growth type | Trailing; Erect; Pendulous |
| Leaf, main color | Dark green |
| Flower color distribution | Striate; Bicolored |
| Flower, secondary color(s) | Red-dark purple red-046A |
Introducing the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon: A Burst of Vibrant Yellow in Your Garden
With its delicate and cheery yellow blooms, the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon is a must-have for any garden enthusiast. This single-flower beauty, with its lanceolate and elongate leaves in a deep green shade, adds a touch of elegance to any landscape. Let's explore the features and characteristics that make the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon a standout choice for gardeners.
First and foremost, it's important to note that the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon is not hardy in frosty climates and thrives best in USDA zones 9, 10, and 11. If you reside in these regions, you're in luck! This stunning plant will enhance your garden with its dazzling display.
The flower diameter of the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon ranges from 2 to 2.5 cm, making it perfect for those who appreciate petite yet impactful blooms. Each blossom adds depth to the overall appearance with its bicolored distribution and striate pattern, showcasing shades of medium yellow and a touch of red-dark purple, specifically identified by the code 008B and 046A, respectively.
But the beauty of the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon doesn't stop at its blossoms. This plant grows in two distinct heights depending on how it is cultivated. As a trailing or pendulous plant, it reaches a height of 5 to 10 cm, cascading gracefully down containers and hanging baskets. However, when grown in an erect manner, it can stretch up to 20 cm, creating a stunning vertical display.
When it comes to the flowering months, the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon is a true performer, showcasing its blooms from April to August, providing a burst of color throughout the spring and summer months. This extended flowering period ensures that your garden remains lively and vibrant throughout the entire season.
In terms of leaf size, the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon boasts lanceolate and elongate foliage, measuring approximately 2 to 3 cm. The deep green color of the leaves creates a charming contrast against the vivid yellow flowers, elevating the overall aesthetic appeal of this plant.
When planning your garden, keep in mind the growth type of the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon. Its trailing, erect, and pendulous growth habits allow for versatile planting options. Whether spilling over the edges of a container, standing tall as a centerpiece, or gracefully drooping from a hanging basket, this plant offers endless possibilities for creative garden design.
In conclusion, the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon is a show-stopper in any garden. Its radiant and irresistible yellow blooms, coupled with its lanceolate leaves and versatile growth habits, make it a must-have for gardening enthusiasts. While it thrives best in USDA zones 9, 10, and 11, its beauty is worth the effort to accommodate its specific needs. Bring the Calibrachoa Conga Lemon into your garden and watch it transform your outdoor space into a picturesque haven.
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