| In zones 15-17, you can also plant calceolaria, cineraria, nemesia, and schizanthus. |
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| Depending on variety, schizanthus will grow from 1-2 feet in height, forming a neat, bushy type plant. |
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| Sow some half-hardy annuals for use a winter pot plants e.g. calceolarias, schizanthus and cinnerarias. |
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| Their cheerful blossoms peeking just above their oval textured leaves will be another attractive contrast to the agapanthus and the schizanthus. |
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| In zones 15-17, you can also plant cineraria, nemesia, and schizanthus. |
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| If you prefer to grow flowering pot plants for your indoor displays, then sow schizanthus or Poor Man's Orchids and cinerarias. |
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| Sow flowering houseplants Grow your own winter-flowering pot plants by sowing cineraria, calceolaria and schizanthus. |
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| Try schizanthus, which is a beauty and grows easily from seed sown now with heat. |
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| In zones 15-17, also plant frost-tender cineraria, nemesia, and schizanthus, or sow seeds of baby blue eyes, forget-me-nots, sweet alyssum, sweet peas, and wildflowers. |
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| Schizanthus are very slow to germinate, so it's best to purchase plants that are already potted from your garden center. |
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| Schizanthus can be planted when you plant your agapanthus, after all danger of frost is past. |
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| But it is more common in Solanaceae, with peaks in the keel flowers of Schizanthus and in the buzz-pollinated, heterantherous flowers of Solanum sect. |
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| Contains one packet each of Alyssum, Aster, Candytuft, Dwarf morning glory, Indian Pink, Livingstone Daisy, Lobelia, Pansy, Petunia, Phlox, Pot Marigold, and Schizanthus. |
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