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Orchid Pink Angelonia

Angelonia angustifolia 'Balangflorc'

Vibrant rosy-pink spikes for heat-loving summer displays.

Plant Type
Perennials & Annuals
Width
12-18 In.
Height
8-12 In.
USDA hardiness zone
10 - 11
Sun requirements
Full Sun
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1

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About Orchid Pink Angelonia

AngelFlare™ Orchid Pink is a compact, semi-upright Angelonia with tall rosy-pink flower spikes. Ball FloraPlant identifies the cultivar as ‘Balangflorc’ and describes its open, V-shaped growth as a fit for warm-season mixed plantings. ## Garden Use and Season The breeder lists a mature height of 8–12 inches and spread of 12–18 inches. Use it near the front of sunny borders or in containers and baskets, where its pink spikes can rise above neighboring plants. Angelonia angustifolia flowers over a long summer season and is useful in beds and containers, according to NC State Extension and UF/IFAS. ## Growing Conditions Provide full sun and moist, fertile soil with good drainage. The species tolerates heat and humidity and can handle some drought after roots are established. Water newly planted Angelonia regularly, then avoid prolonged saturation; containers may need more frequent attention. It acts as a perennial in frost-free regions but is normally grown as an annual where winters are cold. Ball FloraPlant lists cultivar ‘Balangflorc’ but its product page does not state a patent number. See the [Ball FloraPlant cultivar page](https://www.ballfloraplant.com/Products/Details/?phid=004910073011915), [NC State Extension profile](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/angelonia-angustifolia/), and [UF/IFAS Angelonia guidance](https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/ornamentals/angelonia/). ## Maintenance Plant after temperatures have warmed. Keep roots evenly moist during establishment, with drainage between waterings. Deadheading is usually unnecessary for ongoing bloom. Watch for aphids and powdery mildew, and avoid overwatering in pots.