These species they are more of warm and temperate climates, so they will have great difficulty surviving in cold or icy environments. This is one of the most widely used plants in gardens and open spaces such as squares, natural parks and others, since its height is ideal to be planted on the fronts of houses as well as on the sides of a path. Although there are some subspecies that has the ability to flower basically all year round, but weeks apart. Notably these plants bloom all summer until late fall. In my case, I chose one of the beautiful, soft and romantic pink flowers.
Native to Africa and Arabia, It is an annual plant whose spike flowers can be pink, lilac, red or white. The scientific name of the plant is pentas lanceolata and belongs to the Rubiaceae family. Another of its characteristics is that it attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, so it is fantastic for children. The penta is a simple plant that stands out for its flowers that remain both in the spring and in the summer and fall. The older one chose an Erica while the Penta was the plant chosen for the little one. We couldn't find anything nice and then it occurred to me to buy a plant for each of them. Everything happened spontaneously and when I was with my oldest son looking for a gift for the little one who was sick. One day I bought a penta, a plant with dark green leaves and pink flowers that I chose for my youngest son. So that you can have a space in your garden exclusively to have a good variety of pentas and thus give more dynamism and color to your garden or natural space that you have at home. The good news is that thanks to the pentas, this is possible.Īs such, pentas are not a single species, but it is a name to which around 80 different species belonging to the same family are attributed. Have you dreamed of having a simple-looking plant that looks like a bush, but that its flowers are the center of attention and make your garden a beautiful and beautiful place to admire? Possibly you have been in search of a species that achieves such a thing.
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