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Type
Sowing Temp
Cover Seed
Advice

Biennial
15-20°C
Yes cover average layer vermiculite
Sow june-august
Flowers april-june

Wallflower Charity Mixed 25cm
Wallflower Charity is a break through in wallflower breeding, it has two flowering periods: in the autumn and in the spring season. Available in an attractive mixture of colours. Sow direct into pots/modules or containers

pkt approx 40 seeds

pkt approx 100 seeds

tpkt approx 300 seeds

Wallflower Harlequin 30-35cm
Early and free flowering, rich clear colours and bicolours and intermediate pastel shades.

pkt approx 500 seeds

pkt approx 1,250 seeds

tpkt approx 3,750 seeds

Wallflower Bloomsy Baby Mixed 25-30cm
Compact bushy habit ideal for edging and low bedding.

pkt approx 560 seeds

pkt approx 1,400 seeds

tpkt approx 4,200 seeds

Wallflower Bedder Series Mixed 25-30cm
Compact growth with firm bushy habit in a range of bright attractive colours.

pkt approx 500 seeds

pkt approx 1,250 seeds

tpkt approx 3,750 seeds

Wallflower Fair Lady Mixed 30cm
Composed mainly of pastel shades.

pkt approx 500 seeds

pkt approx 1,250 seeds

tpkt approx 3,750 seeds

Wallflower Fair Lady Mixed

Wallflower Tom Thumb Mixed 25cm
Compact varieties for bedding and edging. Clear distinct colours. Sow spring onwards indoors, Spring to July in situ.

pkt approx 400 seeds

pkt approx 1,000 seeds

pkt approx 3,000 seeds

Wallflower Tom Thumb mixed seeds

Wallflower Super Mixed 35-40cm
A special light blended mixture with a good proportion of ruby, rose and chamois shades with plenty of scarlet and gold for brightness.

pkt approx 600 seeds

pkt approx 1,500 seeds

tpkt approx 4,500 seeds

Wallflower Vulcan 30cm
Deep velvety crimson flowers on fairly dwarf plants. Later flowering variety, sow with other varieties to extend the flowering time.

pkt approx 600 seeds

pkt approx 1,500 seeds

tpkt approx 4,500 seeds

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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.