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  • Cynoglossum amabile ex. China Chinese Forgot-me-not

Cynoglossum amabile ex. China Chinese Forgot-me-not

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25 seeds per packet.


A wonderful plant for a border with long-flowering sprays of bright turquoise flowers held on erect stems that bees adore. Seeds offered are from the plant photographed, originally from a collection from China. Flowering June to August. Height 80 cm. Full sun to part shade in moisture retentive, well-drained soil.


GROWING INSTRUCTIONS:


Sow from autumn to early spring. Cover seed thinly, press in gently and keep top of compost from drying out. Keep pot outdoors or in cold frame over winter. Seeds germinate in spring.


Alternatively, if seeds can’t be sown in autumn or early spring use the following method: mix seeds with damp vermiculite and place inside a ziplock bag, keep bag somewhere warm for 3 weeks, then place in fridge (not freezer) for 8 weeks. Next spread mixture on top of a pot, thinly cover with compost or grit and keep warm at 15 to 20°C until germination, then move to somewhere cooler.


Carefully prick out seedlings when they have developed true leaves and are large enough to transplant to individual pots for growing on.

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