Clary Blue Monday Flower Seeds

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£2.59

Clary Blue Monday is a strikingly colourful hardy annual, producing unusually large bracts in rich shades of blue that last all summer. Easy to grow, it’s perfect for cottage gardens, informal borders, and mixed plantings where its vibrant colour and structure stand out. Loved by pollinators, this variety also makes an excellent cut flower, whether enjoyed fresh or dried, bringing beauty from garden to vase. Sow directly outdoors from March to May where they are to flower, or start indoors in trays for earlier blooms. Plants establish quickly, flowering from June to October, and grow up to 45c

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