Nemesia seeds

Nemesia Nebula Series Mixed Nebula is the first F1 hybrid Nemesia. It has good basal branching and long garden performance coupled with large flowers and bright colours of bronze, rose, rosy red, white and yellow. pkt approx 30 seeds tpkt approx 90 seeds

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Nemesia KLM 25cm Bi-coloured blue and white flowers, compact and upright. Ideal for container or bedding schemes or possible addition as basket filler. pkt approx 240 seeds pkt approx 600 seeds tpkt approx 1,800 seeds
Nemesia Orange Prince 20cm Flowers of vivid orange on compact plants. Ideal container or bedding schemes or possible addition as a basket filler for a spectacular display. pkt approx 400 seeds pkt approx 1,000 seeds tpkt approx 3,000 seeds

Nemesia Danish Flag 25cm       Recommended A compact variety ideal for traditional bedding and container gardening, add to centre of baskets to give height. Distinctive red and white bicolour flowers. pkt approx 240 seeds pkt approx 600 seeds tpkt approx 1,800 seeds

Nemophila seeds

Nemophila Freckles Pure white background heavily dotted with tiny black speckles excellent for hanging baskets. pkt approx 120 seeds pkt approx 300 seeds tpkt approx 900 seeds

Nemophila Maculata (Five Spot) White with blue veined petals which have a deep violet-blue spot at each petal tip, excellent container and basket plant pkt approx 120 seeds pkt approx 300 seeds tpkt approx 900 seeds

Nemophila Menziesii (Baby Blue Eyes) An abundance of clear heavenly blue flowers with a low spreading habit well suited to hanging baskets pkt approx 400 seeds pkt approx 1,000 seeds tpkt approx 3,000 seeds

Nemophila Penny Black Stunning purple to black flowers with a frosted white edge and white underside to petals looks great in all types of containers and bedding schemes. pkt approx 140 seeds pkt approx 350 seeds tpkt approx 1,000 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.
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