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Love In A Mist Allsorts
Love In A Mist Allsorts
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Unwins Love In A Mist Allsorts Seeds produce a beautiful contrasting colour mix of purples, pinks, blues and white.
This hardy annual is fantastic in beds and borders as well as in containers. It will do well in many different aspects in your garden. Once mature Allsorts will give you a wonderfully rewarding display of colour.
This hardy annual is fantastic in beds and borders as well as in containers. It will do well in many different aspects in your garden. Once mature Allsorts will give you a wonderfully rewarding display of colour.
- Attractive to pollinators
- Good for cutting and drying
Sow: March to May, September to October
Flowering: June to August
Sowing
Prepare the ground well and rake to a fine tilth before sowing. Sow 1 cm deep, water the soil beforehand if it is dry, and continue to water as needed.
Thinning
When the seedlings are large enough to handle, thin to approximately 20 cm apart.
Aftercare
Keep the soil moist, but do not over-water. Remove spent flowerheads to prolong flowering.
Advice
For autumn sowings, use cloche or fleece protection when hard frosts threaten. These plants generally bloom earlier the following summer than spring-sown plants. For cutting, take flower spikes that have only partially opened.
Flowering: June to August
Sowing
Prepare the ground well and rake to a fine tilth before sowing. Sow 1 cm deep, water the soil beforehand if it is dry, and continue to water as needed.
Thinning
When the seedlings are large enough to handle, thin to approximately 20 cm apart.
Aftercare
Keep the soil moist, but do not over-water. Remove spent flowerheads to prolong flowering.
Advice
For autumn sowings, use cloche or fleece protection when hard frosts threaten. These plants generally bloom earlier the following summer than spring-sown plants. For cutting, take flower spikes that have only partially opened.
