Flower Seed of Cobaea Cathedral Bells and Coleus
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Half hardy perennial
climber to 10-20m 15-20°C Sow Jan - march Flowers July to Oct use as Trailing Plant |
| Cobaea
Scadens White 3m Trailing plant ideal for hanging baskets and containers, as vigorous and having slightly longer stems than the purple variety. |
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| Cobaea
Scadens Purple 2.8m Climbing plant with large purple flowers it cascades well in a hanging basket. |
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Glasshouse perennial,
foliage pot plant 20-22°C Do not cover Sow Jan - may Sow all year round for pot plant Use in baskets and containers |
| Coleus Chocolate Mint
30-35cm NEW Upright plants with mid sized leaves that are larger than Wizard series but smaller than Kong. Ideal for large containers, borders and landscaping. Pelleted Seed.
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| Coleus Watermelon 30-35cm
NEW Ideal for large containers, borders and landscaping
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Kong Mosaic
45-55cm A new series that features extremely large leaves and unique patterns on well branched plants that grow large in the garden. An eye catching series for both containers and landscaping. Kong also makes a good houseplant. Each leaf shows a unique pattern of bright green, shades of red and cream, no two leaves are alike. For plant sales grow in 13cm+ size pots
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| Coleus Wizard
Mixed 20cm The ultimate in seed grown coleus with a wide & varied colour range. Excellent dwarf basal branching habit.
pkt approx 100 seeds
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| Coleus
Wizard Velvet Red
20cm The ultimate seed raised coleus in a rich deep velvet red, good in full sun
pkt approx 100 seeds
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| Coleus Black
Dragon 30cm
Foliage of red and black with pink centres makes this ideal for providing contrast in containers and bedding schemes.
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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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