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Love in A Mist Jewels Rose Cut Flower Seeds

Love in A Mist Jewels Rose Cut Flower Seeds

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Jewels Rose Nigella Seeds (Nigella damascena) – Ethereal Blooms with Delicate Charm

110mg about 40 seeds

Description

Jewels Rose Nigella Seeds (Nigella damascena) – Ethereal Blooms with Delicate Charm

 

Bring whimsical elegance to your garden with Jewels Rose Nigella, a breathtaking heirloom flower also known as Love-in-a-Mist. This variety produces soft rose-pink blooms surrounded by a delicate, feathery green “mist” of foliage, creating an enchanting effect. After blooming, decorative seed pods form, adding interest to dried floral arrangements. Jewels Rose Nigella is a low-maintenance, pollinator-friendly flower that thrives in cottage gardens, borders, and wildflower meadows.

Good to know: Nigella is a cool-season annual grown for both delicate flowers and decorative seed pods. It is best known as Love-in-a-Mist.

Growing Info

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• Sunlight: Full sun to light shade

• Soil: Well-drained, moderately fertile soil

• Planting:

• Direct sow in early spring or fall, lightly pressing seeds into the soil (do not cover deeply, as they need light to germinate).

• For continuous blooms, sow successively every few weeks through early summer.

• Watering: Moderate; prefers evenly moist soil but is drought-tolerant once established

• Spacing: 6-12 inches apart

• Germination: 10-14 days at 60-70°F

• Bloom Time: Late spring to summer

• Growth Habit: Bushy, upright plants reaching 18-24 inches tall

• Maintenance: Deadhead spent flowers to extend blooming or allow seed pods to mature for self-seeding and naturalization.

 

Perfect for romantic garden settings, fresh and dried flower arrangements, and pollinator gardens, Jewels Rose Nigella adds a touch of vintage charm with its soft pink hues and unique seed pods. A must-have for any flower lover!

110mg about 40 seeds
Production note: Nigella generally prefers direct sowing because it does not love root disturbance. Succession sowing can extend the harvest.

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