Grenadin coral clove seeds, 0.05 g

A popular biennial herbaceous plant for amateur flower beds forms well-developed bushes of 50-60 cm tall. The stems are straight, thin, crankshaft, leafy. The leaves are narrow -leafed, basal are collected at the base of the bush in the outlet. The leaves and stems are covered with silver-blue coating. The flowers are dark-losed, terry, up to 5 cm in diameter, located at the ends of the shoots, with a thin aroma. It blooms abundantly in the second year after sowing from July to August. Unpretentious, cold -resistant, prefers sunny areas with light, fertile, non -layer soil. Sowing is carried out in late May-early June to the seedlings in a greenhouse to a depth of 0.5-1 cm. Seedlings in the phase of 2-3 of these leaves are pulled out or dive at a distance of 10 cm between plants. In August, seedlings are planted in a permanent place at a distance of 20-30 cm. In the first year, the plant forms a rosette of leaves. For the winter, it is advisable to cover young plants with spruce branches. Use for all types of flower beds and high -quality cutting, in water, cloves maintain decorative for a long time