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Temptress Flower Mixed - 3000 seeds (Verbascum Phoeniceum)

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This flowering mix grown from Verbascum seeds will give your garden weeks of lovely colors. Commonly called Purple Mullein, this plant has dark green, crinkly leaves and beautiful spikes of papery-thin, round 5 - petaled blooms in shades of white, rose, and violet. The Purple Mullein plant starts blooming from the bottom of the spike and proceeds upward, opening one by one. Mullein flowers look lovely in a mixed border, and they can bloom from late spring up until the first frost. It is both deer and rabbit resistant, and butterflies love it! Verbascum flowers are excellent for cutting as well. Also considered to be a medicinal herb, the Mullein herb has diuretic, analgesic, expectorant, and antiseptic properties.

SOWING:
Sow indoors: February - April
Sow outdoors: March - May
Season: Perennial
Height: 60 - 90 cm (24 - 36 inches)
Bloom Season: Late spring through summer
Bloom Color: Mix
Environment: Full sun
Soil Type: Well-drained, pH 5.8 - 6.8
Germ temperature: 20C (68F)

Sow seeds indoors 6 - 8 weeks before last frost date. Lightly press the Verbascum flower seeds into the soil, but do not cover with soil since the seeds need light to germinate. Keep constantly moist, not wet, and the herb seeds will germinate in 14 - 21 days. For outdoor sowing, wait until frost danger has passed, and sow Purple Mullein seeds directly into prepared seed bed. Spacing should be about 18 - 24 inches apart.


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Data sheet

Color
Pink
Purple
White
Height
Up to 90cm (35in)
Moisture
Medium
Ideal for
Beds & borders
Bee & Butterfly garden
Cottage garden
Cut flowers
Sunlight
Full sun
Scented
Unscented
Sowing month
April
February
March
October
September
Type
Hardy annual

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