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Aromance Pink Nemesia

Nemesia fruticans 'INNEMAROPI' USPP32656, Can PP6544

A fragrant, pink-flowered annual perfect for early spring and fall containers.

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
12-18 In.
Height
10-18 In.
USDA hardiness zone
8 - 10
Sun requirements
Full Sun, Part Shade
Plant developer
Proven Winners
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2

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About Aromance Pink Nemesia

Aromance® Pink is a compact, fragrant-flowered Nemesia with soft pink petals and yellow eyes. Proven Winners lists it for spring, summer and fall flowering, with part-sun to sun exposure and a mature size of about 10–18 inches tall by 12–18 inches wide. The cultivar denomination is ‘INNEMAROPI’; its U.S. plant patent record is PP32,656. ## Garden Use Use this upright annual in containers, hanging baskets, window boxes or the front of a sunny border. Its fine green foliage and repeated flowers bring early color, while a cooler autumn can renew the display after a hot spell. The breeder lists bees among its visitors and describes the flowers as fragrant. See the [Proven Winners plant page](https://serv7.provenwinners.com/plants/nemesia/aromance-pink-nemesia-fruticans) and the [patent record for ‘INNEMAROPI’](https://patents.justia.com/patent/20200329618). ## Growing Conditions Give plants sun for part of the day or longer, and use a fertile, freely draining soil. Water regularly so the root zone stays evenly moist without standing wet; nemesias generally pause flowering during severe heat and dry weather. The [UC Master Gardener nemesia guide](https://ucanr.edu/blog/uc-master-gardeners-diggin-it-slo/article/nemesia) recommends well-drained soil and describes trimming as a way to encourage renewed growth. ## Maintenance Deadheading is usually unnecessary for this selection. If flowering slows in hot weather, lightly trim the plant and keep watering evenly; fresh growth may flower again as temperatures cool. In containers, replenish nutrients according to the potting mix or fertilizer label.