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Farmer Bailey

Lisianthus Arosa 2 Wine - 10 Pack

Lisianthus Arosa 2 Wine - 10 Pack

$19.00 USD
$19.00 USD
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10 Plant Plugs | Plug size: 128 (This means the plugs are from a 128-cell tray).

Shipping begins the week of February 26, 2025: READ SHIPPING DETAILS BELOW BEFORE ORDERING

Lisianthus 'Arosa 2 Wine' Group 2

While Japan’s large, fringed lisianthus varieties steal plenty of attention, the Arosa series brings something entirely different to the table. Known as "rose types," Arosa 2 Wine features medium-sized, rounded blooms with smooth edges, creating a truly rose-like appearance.

What this variety lacks in size, it makes up for in abundance—smaller flowers mean more blooms per stem, giving you that lush, full look both in the garden and in arrangements. The deep scarlet-magenta color is rich, bold, and impossible to ignore, bringing a stunning, saturated pop to bouquets or borders.

Why you’ll love it:

  • Shape: Medium-sized, rounded blooms with a smooth, rose-like finish.
  • Color: A deep scarlet-magenta that’s bold and beautifully saturated.
  • Performance: More flowers per stem, giving you extra blooms to enjoy.

For a fresh, rose-inspired look, Arosa 2 Wine delivers in spades. It’s a standout addition to any cut flower lineup.

Vase life: 10-15 days

Plugs are excluded from Plant Guarantee. I have ordered from an ultra-premium U.S. grower and will only ship healthy, beautiful plugs. Orders will be packed responsibly to help insulate and protect the the younglings. Fuirk cannot be held responsible for damage from/during/after shipping. We will pack healthy little plants and ship priority early in the week to reduce the possibility of plants sitting with a delivery service over the weekend.  

What Are Lisianthus Bloom Groups?

Lisianthus bloom groups determine when your plants will flower, with Group 1 blooming first, followed by Groups 2, 3, and 4.

Bloom initiation in Lisianthus depends on a mix of day length, light intensity, and temperature—a delicate balance. If you're planting after it has already warmed up in your area, stick with Group 2 or 3 varieties. These groups take longer to initiate flowering, allowing plants time to develop a strong root system before blooms appear.

The good news? You can plant all bloom groups at the same time without any issues. Planting 6–8 weeks before your last frost gives Lisianthus a nice, long cool period to establish roots before summer heat kicks in. Since Lisianthus are perennials in their native habitat, this cool stretch mimics winter, and they can even handle light frost after hardening off.

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Photo source: Farmer Bailey

Plant & Plug Shipping 2025

All plant and plug orders from this collection will begin shipping the week of February 26th.

This collection features hardy plugs carefully wrapped and shipped to ensure they arrive in great condition. Please only order if you’re ready to pot them up or plant them immediately upon arrival.

We take great care to pack your order responsibly, insulating and protecting these young plants during transit. While Fuirk cannot be held responsible for damage that occurs during or after shipping, we’re happy to assist with filing a carrier claim if your package is damaged in transit. Please note that plugs are not covered by our Plant Guarantee.

I’ve sourced these plugs from a top-tier U.S. grower, so you can expect them to be healthy and beautiful when they leave our hands. Orders are shipped priority early in the week to minimize the chance of plants sitting with the carrier over the weekend. Rest assured—we’re doing everything possible to deliver thriving, happy plants to your doorstep!

 

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