14 01 38 Wildlife Attracting Collection
Wildlife Attracting Collection
14 01 38
Sow by:
5 individual flowers to attract Bees, Butterflies and Birds to your garden
Sow: Apr-Jun Flowers: Jul-Sep/May-Sep
Wildlife Attracting Collection
wildlife garden
wildlife garden
Wildlife Attracting Collection 5 individual flowers to attract Bees, Butterflies and Birds to your garden
14 01 38
Sow: Apr-Jun Flowers: Jul-Sep/May-Sep
Wildlife Attracting Collection
Honesty Mix
Sweet Rocket Mix
Sow by:
Lavender Provence Blue
Aster Single Mix
Sunflower Tall Yellow
Honesty Mix
How to grow Sow
Plant out
Flowers
Sow seed directly into a well raked, moist, warm soil in April or May, covering lightly. Thin resultant seedlings to their final spacings as follows: Sunflower 40cm (15"), Honesty 30cm (12"), Rocket 45cm (18") and Lavender 20cm (8"). Aster 30cm (12") may also be sown March/May under glass at about 21°C (10°F) and grown on before planting outside in June.
Aftercare Lavender Provence Blue - Well known aromatic and nectar producing plant. Attractive, scented and useful! Will grow to 40-45cm (16-20") tall.
Maintain moisture in dry periods. Aster and Sunflower will bloom late summer while other varieties will flower May to July the following year.
Honesty Mix - Attractive flowers are followed by silvery seed pods. Height 60cm (2'). Quality Control: This seed has been carefully tested to ensure high germination. Prior to use, store in a dry cool place.
Sweet Rocket Mix - Another nectar producing variety with fragrant purple or white flowers. Height 60-80cm (24-32"). Aster Single Mix - Produces a wide range of colours late in the season. Will also attract butterflies and beautiful insects with its sweet nectar. Height 60cm (2'). Sunflower Tall Yellow - Popular seed producing variety growing to 2m (6') or more. Birds will feed on the plant or heads can be cut and hung outside when food is short.
SUTTONS SEEDS PAIGNTON, ENGLAND
www.suttons.co.uk
14 01 38 3/10/A
Should any of the varieties stated be unavailable, we will substitute with another first class item.
HELPFUL HINT
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14 01 38
Sow by:
5 individual flowers to attract Bees, Butterflies and Birds to your garden
Sow: Apr-Jun Flowers: Jul-Sep/May-Sep
Wildlife Attracting Collection
wildlife garden
wildlife garden
Wildlife Attracting Collection 5 individual flowers to attract Bees, Butterflies and Birds to your garden
14 01 38
Sow: Apr-Jun Flowers: Jul-Sep/May-Sep
Wildlife Attracting Collection
Honesty Mix
Sweet Rocket Mix
Sow by:
Lavender Provence Blue
Aster Single Mix
Sunflower Tall Yellow
Honesty Mix
How to grow Sow
Plant out
Flowers
Sow seed directly into a well raked, moist, warm soil in April or May, covering lightly. Thin resultant seedlings to their final spacings as follows: Sunflower 40cm (15"), Honesty 30cm (12"), Rocket 45cm (18") and Lavender 20cm (8"). Aster 30cm (12") may also be sown March/May under glass at about 21°C (10°F) and grown on before planting outside in June.
Aftercare Lavender Provence Blue - Well known aromatic and nectar producing plant. Attractive, scented and useful! Will grow to 40-45cm (16-20") tall.
Maintain moisture in dry periods. Aster and Sunflower will bloom late summer while other varieties will flower May to July the following year.
Honesty Mix - Attractive flowers are followed by silvery seed pods. Height 60cm (2'). Quality Control: This seed has been carefully tested to ensure high germination. Prior to use, store in a dry cool place.
Sweet Rocket Mix - Another nectar producing variety with fragrant purple or white flowers. Height 60-80cm (24-32"). Aster Single Mix - Produces a wide range of colours late in the season. Will also attract butterflies and beautiful insects with its sweet nectar. Height 60cm (2'). Sunflower Tall Yellow - Popular seed producing variety growing to 2m (6') or more. Birds will feed on the plant or heads can be cut and hung outside when food is short.
SUTTONS SEEDS PAIGNTON, ENGLAND
www.suttons.co.uk
14 01 38 3/10/A
Should any of the varieties stated be unavailable, we will substitute with another first class item.
HELPFUL HINT
14_01_38.indd 1
26/03/2010 10:48
