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Auricula seeds uk full#
We recommend growing Auriculas in display pots rather than in the border as they can be easily swamped by other herbaceous plants.Ĭlick here for full Auricula growing details and how and when to order. They can easily be propagated via division of the rosettes. Primula auriculas are hardy to cold and suffer from few pests and diseases. They require shading from scorching sun in the summer but good natural daylight in the winter and early spring. In brief auricula plants need a well-drained compost, they dislike being over watered especially in the winter. They have hybridised over the past 400 years by plant enthusiasts to create the thousands of varieties we have available today. Hardy.Ĭommonly known as Mountain Cowslips or Bear’s Ears the first species forms and natural hybrids originate from the mountain regions of central Europe. Allow natural light in the winter and spring but shade in the hot summer, shelter from wet in the winter. Don’t be tempted to cover with glass as warm temperatures will hinder germination. Seeds will germinate between approximate 10-15 degrees.
Sow thinly and do not cover with compost, a light layer of vermiculite over the top is enough, or a dusting of fine compost House in a shady spot in the garden or cold frame. Seed trays must be kept cool and moist, do not allow them to dry out. Germination is most successful when seeds are sown between February and April, young plants will then be strong enough to survive their first winter. Store in a secure container in the fridge (not freezer) until you are ready to sow. Due to open pollination we only know the pod parent, we do not know both parent lines. Although collected from the same variety, each seed may flower differently and show variation to the parent line. From the drop down box you can select which Auricula group (Border, Alpines, Shows etc) you would like your seeds from. Seeds are collected from specific varieties rather than mixed packets. Auricula Eyed grows particularly well with other Sweet Williams such as Dianthus 'Sooty' and Dianthus 'Albus'.Freshly collected Primula auricula seeds. If you have the space I suggest you grow plenty of these lovely Dianthus. Allow to rest overnight before arranging. When cutting strip the lower leaves and place the cut flowers into a tall bucket of clean water. Clusters of scented blooms are produced for up to four months until the end of August.Ĭut flowers regularly and dead-head to make sure that your plants continue to produce new blooms. Like many biennials Sweet William flowers early in the year (May onwards) before hardy annuals and perennials come into flower in June. Sow this summer for flowering next spring. Feed and water regularly to keep flower production going all summer long. They prefer a site with plenty of sunshine.
Sweet William love moist but well drained soil.
In most situations these plants will need some support. In autumn plant out where you’d like them to flower next year.
Thin seedlings to 10cm/ 4 inches to allow plenty of space for the foliage to grow over winter. Alternatively sow in modules indoors and plant out six weeks later in August/early September. Sow outdoors in a well prepared seedbed when the soil is warm from the end of May to August.
Auricula seeds uk Patch#
Grow a row of these in the cutting patch or in a mixed border in full sun for best results.Īll Sweet Williams are extremely easy to grow and very prolific giving you lots of flowers for not much time, money or effort!Ħ0cm ( 2 feet ) tall x 15cm (6 inches) spread The petals are edible and can be added to recipes or used to decorate cakes. Blooms are upward facing which makes Sweet Williams jolly useful in the garden or as a cut flower. Each flower has a distinct eye which gives them a most attractive appearance. Gorgeous Sweet Williams with clusters of large colourful flowers on long strong stems.
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