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Venus Fly Trap seeds
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Greenhouse/conservatory/house plant 25-30°C + high humidity Sow on compost surface Sow all year Shade from direct sunlight for germination. Grow in full sun, water with soft water (rain water). |
| Venus Fly Trap
Dionaea muscipula The well known coniferous plant that lures the prey with sweet smelling nectar, the leaf is made up of 2 hinged lobes that has many sensitive hairs inside and when the prey touches the hairs it triggers the lobes to close trapping the insect inside. Please note artificially triggering the trap may cause the plant to die. UK delivery only. Germination 5-6 weeks experience in seed germination useful
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Hardy
Biennial 15-25°C Sow on compost surface Sow from July to September germination 3-4 weeks Grow in full sun and poor well drained soil. |
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Verbascum Antique Rose 90cm Verbascum phoeniceum Verbascum Antique Rose produces flowers up the length of the stem through the growing season. Flowers are a beautiful Antique rose.
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Verbascum White Blush 100cm Verbascum blattaria Verbascum White Blush produces flowers up the length of the stem through the growing season. Buds are crimson opening to beautiful rose tinted flowers. pkt contains enough seed to raise av of 100 seedlings
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Verbascum Snow Maiden
100cm Verbascum hybridum Verbascum Snow Maiden produces well branched plants with striking 1.5 inch pure white flowers with yellow stamens on tall strong stems. Ideal for rear of borders and sales in 1-2 litre pots.
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Verbascum Milkshake 75cm Verbascum chaxi var album Verbascum Milkshake has strong spires of pure white flowers, with plum-pink eyes, producing a striking effect. Shorter than other species making it highly desirable.
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Verbascum Banana Custard™ 150cm Verbascum hybrida Strong erect stems with large flowers up to 5cm in an intense two tone yellow colouring. A great plant for the back of the border giving a showy display of bright yellow flowers, also makes an excellent cottage garden plant. Deadhead plants by removing spent stems to encourage a second flush of flowers.
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Verbascum
Southern Charm 60-70cm
(V.bombyciferum) A first year flowering perennial, offers a unique blend of creamy yellow, soft lavender and peachy rose shades. Each marked with a fuzzy 'bee'. Only available in Pelleted seed.
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Verbascum Arctic
Summer 1.6-2m Yellow flowered , stately plant with spectacular grey-white wooly leaves and stems. Good dot plant for bedding schemes.
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Verbascum Flush
of White 60cm Garden plant with compact basal leaf rosette and many base branching stems covered with tiny flowers. Pure white, very uniform and first year flowering.
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Verbascum
Phoeniceum Hybrids 90cm Mixed shades of white, pink, salmon and purple flowers on a multitude of stems from the plant base. Long graceful spikes.
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The cultural information should be
used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for
the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With
this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already
have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the
larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia
Begonia etc requires no cover.
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