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Wallflower Rubies & Pearls
Wallflower Rubies & Pearls
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Unwins Wallflower Rubies & Pearls Seeds produce a Biennial with a delightful colourful mix that's sweetly scented. This Spring time favourite has large clusters of pretty flowers with a wonderful fragrance.
Nothing will beat Rubies & Pearls in Spring Time! They are perfect for adding to a sunny spot in you garden. Bring your spring time bedding to life with contrasting duo in deep ruby red with a fresh pearly cream.
If you deadhead wallflowers regularly you'll prolong their stunning display!
Nothing will beat Rubies & Pearls in Spring Time! They are perfect for adding to a sunny spot in you garden. Bring your spring time bedding to life with contrasting duo in deep ruby red with a fresh pearly cream.
If you deadhead wallflowers regularly you'll prolong their stunning display!
- Prefers full sun
- Loved by pollinators
Sow: Apr to Jul
Flowering: Mar to May
Sowing
Sow seed in short, shallow, pre-watered rows. Lightly cover with a little soil, and keep soil moist until seedlings emerge. Thin seedlings to around 2 cm apart to allow development.
Transplanting
Transplant young plants to their final positions in late summer or early autumn. Allow 20 cm between plants. When they are around 15 cm high, pinch out the growing tip to encourage bushy growth.
Advice
Wallflowers do not thrive if sown in trays of compost, then planted out to the garden. Best results are always achieved by sowing direct in the soil in ‘nursery rows’, as outlined above.
Flowering: Mar to May
Sowing
Sow seed in short, shallow, pre-watered rows. Lightly cover with a little soil, and keep soil moist until seedlings emerge. Thin seedlings to around 2 cm apart to allow development.
Transplanting
Transplant young plants to their final positions in late summer or early autumn. Allow 20 cm between plants. When they are around 15 cm high, pinch out the growing tip to encourage bushy growth.
Advice
Wallflowers do not thrive if sown in trays of compost, then planted out to the garden. Best results are always achieved by sowing direct in the soil in ‘nursery rows’, as outlined above.
