Oh Sow Simple - Nigella Blue Seeds

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£3.24

Oh Sow Simple Nigella Blue Seeds from Fothergills are a wonderful addition to any garden, offering delicate and attractive flowers that are followed by intriguing seed pods. This hardy annual is easy to grow and can be sown directly where it is to flower, making it perfect for borders or as a versatile plant for cutting and drying.Sow the seeds outdoors at a depth of 0.5cm in finely prepared, pre-watered soil. Seedlings usually emerge within 14–28 days and should be thinned to 15cm apart once they are large enough to handle. Keep the plants well-watered until they are fully established. For a

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Oh Sow Simple - Nigella Blue Seeds

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