Bluebell Seeds - Description
Pack of Native Irish Bluebell SeedsIn Bloom: February to AprilGrown in IrelandDid you know All our Wildflower Seed is:Provenance IrishNative & Naturlised WildfloraNo Imports, Varieties or CultivarsNor EU Forbes Are Used in our Wildflower Seed MixturesHyacinthoides Non ScriptaPack Size: 2g Fully Grown Size: 25cmFlower Colour: BlueSow: August - NovemberOfficial Name: Hyacinthoides Non ScriptaThese are Non-Invasive BluebellsNote: Multiple Orders of Same Seeds are Packed Together Unless Otherwise Stated in Customer Notes During Checkout
Bluebell Seeds - Sowing Instructions
Bluebell Seed can be sown in SpringAlways best to start your seed indoorsOnce seedlings reach 10cm in height you can transplant out into the gardenIdeally April onwardsPhen Planting, plant en mass to create carpet of blue in Spring
Bluebell Seeds - Uses / Location
Hardy cowslips are suited to most conditions
Happy in a sunny spot or partial shade
Exposed or sheltered spots
These easy to grow plants are great in a low maintenance garden
Suited to a cottage style, informal garden
Plant through lawns & floral lawns
Suited to a native, wildlife gardenCompanion plants include Primula, Buttercup, Daisies & Native wildflowers
Bluebell Seeds - Propagation
Over time cowslips will self-seed & spread
You can lift & divide clumps every 3 or 4 years
Basal root cuttings can also be taken at this point for propagation
Best done in Autumn
Bluebell Seeds - Description
Pack of Native Irish Bluebell SeedsIn Bloom: February to AprilGrown in IrelandDid you know All our Wildflower Seed is:Provenance IrishNative & Naturlised WildfloraNo Imports, Varieties or CultivarsNor EU Forbes Are Used in our Wildflower Seed MixturesHyacinthoides Non ScriptaPack Size: 2g Fully Grown Size: 25cmFlower Colour: BlueSow: August - NovemberOfficial Name: Hyacinthoides Non ScriptaThese are Non-Invasive BluebellsNote: Multiple Orders of Same Seeds are Packed Together Unless Otherwise Stated in Customer Notes During Checkout
Bluebell Seeds - Sowing Instructions
Bluebell Seed can be sown in SpringAlways best to start your seed indoorsOnce seedlings reach 10cm in height you can transplant out into the gardenIdeally April onwardsPhen Planting, plant en mass to create carpet of blue in Spring
Bluebell Seeds - Uses / Location
Hardy cowslips are suited to most conditions
Happy in a sunny spot or partial shade
Exposed or sheltered spots
These easy to grow plants are great in a low maintenance garden
Suited to a cottage style, informal garden
Plant through lawns & floral lawns
Suited to a native, wildlife gardenCompanion plants include Primula, Buttercup, Daisies & Native wildflowers
Bluebell Seeds - Propagation
Over time cowslips will self-seed & spread
You can lift & divide clumps every 3 or 4 years
Basal root cuttings can also be taken at this point for propagation
Best done in Autumn