Bellis Perennis Pomponette Flowering

Description

Bellis Perennis Pomponette Flowering

Bellis Perennis Pomponette Flowering Blooming in a rich array of colors, reds to pinks and whites on neat compact plants (1′). MustardFrills of an Amber WaveAlthough actually a perennial, handled like a biennial and above all useful in both autumn (yes we are that far behind) + spring. In beds, with all as well in previous ones, pansies can be planted and together they look more than fine.

Cultivation Advice 

• General Sowing information: Sow in late spring/early summer outdoors in a sheltered, shady site 1cm(½in) deep. Space for sowing the seeds similarly and of that use pots or trays as well.

  Germination: 14-21 days at about 20° C (68° F)

  Prick seedlings out when large enough to handle (we found that pricked-out seedlings had a more extensive root system).

  Plant out thinly to 10-15cm (4-6in) apart when large enough to handle and transfer final flowering site in the autumn at a distance of 23cm (9in), ensuring sun or partial shade for springtime blooming.

  “Bellis” requires full sun. Try not to keep it moist and over-water the plants.