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Candytuft Spangles

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Candytuft Seeds - Spangles

Candytuft Spangles has an upright plant habit with large fragrant flower heads which look almost like candyfloss on strong stems making it a good cut flower and bedding subject. This is very attractive to bees and pollinators so is a wonderful choice for your garden to encourage these bugs in. It flowers from June to September at an approximate height of 30-35cm.
Hardy annual

Product Part Number: 55601

Pack Size: 500 Seeds

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Price : £1.70

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When to Sow Spangles Candytuft Seeds

March to May

Where to Sow

Direct into weed-free flowering site in rows or just scattered and raked in.

What to do Next

No transplanting required. Seedlings should be thinned out to around 10cm (4") apart if sown too thickly.

Flowers

Early June to October

Handy Tip

Can be sown in September for an early Spring flowering. Will thrive even in poor soil. Dead head regularly to provide a Summer-long display.

FLOWER SEED SOWING TECHNIQUE

Prepare the soil in the flowering site well in advance, ensuring that all weeds are removed. Choose a time for sowing when the soil does not stick to your shoes but is moist below the surface and fairly dry on top. The soil should be crumbly and even. Rake the surface after a light treading.

Either mark small rows for sowing or mark an area for scattering seed to rake in afterwards. Hardy Annuals should be sown to a depth of about twice the size of the seed. If the ground is dry, water the rows before sowing, not after.

Sow the seed carefully and thinly, aiming to get a seed ever 2cm (3/4") and then gently rake the soil to cover and firm with the back of the rake. Water gently if the weather is dry for a period, but do not water too often as this will encourage the roots to form just below the surface and you will be watering all summer long to save your plants! Aim to encourage the roots to go further to seek water and you will have a more relaxed summer and a finer show of flowers in the long run.

When the seedlings have formed their first pair of true leaves, they should be thinned out and you can, by careful lifting of the excess plants, transplant them to other flowering sites.

Thin September sown seeds in about October or early November before they cease growth for the winter.

 

 

 

 

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