#Auricula seedlings full

Soil type: Moist well cultivated soils that are well drained.ДЄspect: Full sun but also ok in partial shade.ДЇlowering Time: June to August following year after planting.ДЇull growing instructions provided on each pack. Plant: March to July for following years flowers

If required for a permanent spot in the border leave a few plants to dry after flowering so they shed for nextвЂ™s years plants Growing Information: Use for cut-flower and can be grown with lilies. In September or October transplant to the flowering site.Дo not plant if soils are waterlogged. Here lies a tale I sowed seeds of Primula Auricula, and labelled the pot as such and spent a long time pricking out 40 seedlings into individual modules, feeling smug that I had germinated so many seeds. When the seedlings are large enough to handle thin out to 5cm (2вЂі) apart, thin again later to 15cm (6вЂі) apart. The Auricula flowers in the pot behind are artificial. Sow thinly in a weed free site about 1cm deep. Cultivate soils to a depth of 15cms and rake the top surface to provide a fine crumb to plant the seeds into. Sow/Plant outdoors: Plant outside from May to July. Plant outside as shown below once the seeds have grown. Place container in a propagator or a warm place at a temperature of 15-20вЊ (59-68вЏ) until after germination. Place seed on the surface of good free draining compost and cover with a sprinkling of compost or vermiculite to the seeds own depth. Suitable for containers and borders.ДЄpproximate seeds per pack: 500 Cultivation Instructions: The flowers of Sweet William have lovely single eyes and on long strong stems that are ideal for cutting. Sweet William flowers are just gorgeous and this mix is ideal for any garden.

Auricula seedlings