Description

A perennial, fast-growing shrub with a height of 60-80” (1.5-2 m) and widely scattered branches. Flowers are collected in dense inflorescence up to 12” (30 cm) in white, lilac, pink, red, crimson, and purple colors. It blooms in August and September from the second year after planting. In winter, shoots need to be cut and covered Planting instructions: Mix about 1/8-teaspoon of the very fine seeds with 1 tablespoon of fine sand in a small, shallow dish so that the seeds will be spread more thinly when you sow them. Stir the mixture thoroughly with a teaspoon to distribute the seeds evenly within the sand. Fill 4-inch (10 cm) pots with a soilless potting mix that has equal parts of perlite and peat moss or peat moss equivalent. Tap the pots against a table to settle the mix without compacting it. Add more potting mix if necessary to bring the soil level in the pot to within 1/2-inch (1.3 cm) from the rim of the pot. Fill a 9-by-13-inch (25 by 35 cm) pan with 1 inch (3 cm) of water. Put the filled pots into the pan so that the potting mix becomes thoroughly moist by absorbing water through the holes in the bottom of the pots. Remove the pots when the mix is wet on the top. Scatter the seed and sand mixture loosely over the surface of the potting mix in the pots, using either your fingertips or the teaspoon. Press the bottom of a clean, dry 4-inch (10 cm) pot gently on top of the scattered seeds and sand. Don't cover the seeds with additional potting mix, since they need light to germinate. Spray the top of the pressed-down seed mixture with water from a misting bottle just to moisten the top surface. Put the pots in an area with bright light and a temperature around 68℉ (20 C). Keep the potting mix uniformly moist. Seeds should germinate in about three weeks. INSTRUCTIONS IN ENGLISH are INCLUDED 1000 seeds in package Used for mixed flower gardens, group plantings and for cutting Heirloom Non GMO