BLOOMING FLOWER SEEDS
PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS

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    • AFRICAN DAISY
    Direct sow seeds outdoors in early to mid spring, after the last frost.  Cover lightly and Water thoroughly.  Space 10" apart .  Germination Time: 10-13 days.  If starting seeds indoors, plant 8 to 10 weeks before last frost date.  Water them during prolonged droughts.  Otherwise, little additional water is needed.
    • BABY BLUE EYES
    By seed. To get a jump on warm weather in hot summer areas, sow seeds indoors 4 to 6 weeks prior to planting out. Seeds germinate in 7 to 12 days at 55 F. In cool summer areas, seeds can be sown in place outdoors in the spring as soon as the ground can be worked. Thin
    seedlings to a 6"-9" apart.

    • BABY SNAPDRAGON
    Can plant indoors about 6-8 weeks before the last frost. 
    Plant Snap Dragons outdoors after the last frost.    Keep soil moist until seeds start to grow.  Sow about 1/4"deep and cover lightly.  Space plants 10-12" apart.


    • BACHELOR BUTTON BLUE
    Plant them early in the spring.  Scatter them in garden,
    press them lightly into soil, you don't have to cover   
     
    them.  Plant about 18" apart.

    • BELLFLOWER
    Well drained soil, full sun and regular watering. Tolerates cold weather well. Plant in fall or place in refrigerator for several weeks as these need a period of cold to germinate. Sow 1/8" deep and space 10'' apart.  Full sun to
    partial shade.


    • BISHOP'S FLOWER 
    Sow outside 4 to 6 weeks before last frost date.  About 1/2" deep and 1/2" apart.  Thin to 18" - 24" apart.  Full sun.
    • BLACK EYED SUSAN
    Seed directly in your garden early in the spring, cover lightly.  Space 1'-1/12' apart.  They like full sun.
    • BLUE FLAX FLOWER
    Sow seeds early in the season and cover lightly.  Plant 10"-12" apart.
    • BLUE THIMBLE FLOWER
    Scatter seeds in garden, you don't have cover just press in lightly.  After seedling are up and going, you can
    thin out.  Usually about 6-8" apart.

    • CARNATION
    After the last frost, press seeds into soil.  Space seeds 12"
    apart and cover lightly with 1/4" of soil.  Keep moist for
    germination.


    • COLUMBINE
    Plant in Spring or Fall.   Uncovered and about 1-2" apart, they germinate faster in light.  Full Sun or Light Shade.  They like a soil that is always a little moist.
    • COSMOS   
    Plant early in spring after last frost.  Space seeds about 8-18" apart.  Cover seeds lightly.

    • CHICORY PLANT
    Sow the seeds 8"-1' apart, and 1 inch deep.  Do this early, in late spring to early summer, about a month after the last frost.  Space 9" apart.

    • CHINESE FORGET ME NOT
    After the last frost, press seeds into soil about 8-12" apart and cover lightly.  Keep moist for germination.
    • CHINESE HOUSE FLOWER
    Plant in spring after the last frost, and simply scatter seeds on loosened soil and then press the seed into the dirt.  Do not cover with soil.  Keep moist for germination.

    • CREEPING THYME
    Scatter Seeds and cover very lightly.  Self sows.  Ground cover spreads easily with little to no care.  Sun or part shade.  Drought tolerant.
    • EASTER EGG PLANT
    Start indoors about a month before the last frost.  Transplant seedlings outdoors after the last frost. 
    Press seeds into soil, space 9-12" apart and  cover lightly.

    • EVENING PRIMROSE
    Grows quickly, blooms heavily, and reseeds.  Sow inside before last frost.   Sow outside in Spring or Fall.  About 1/16" depth and cover lightly.
    • FOUR O'CLOCKS
    Plant seeds in early spring about 12" apart.  They become very bushy.  If you soak the large  seeds in water
    overnight before planting they will germinate quicker.

    • FOXGLOVE FLOWER
    Sow seeds early in the season and cover lightly.  Space about 24" apart.
    • GODETIA
    You can start indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost date, or  Sow seeds after the last frost, and cover lightly.  Space 16"-20" apart.  They need a great amount of moisture and should be watered regularly in dry weather.
    • HOLLYHOCKS
    You can start indoors six to eight weeks before the last frost.  Outdoors press into soil and cover lightly.  Spacing should be 18-24".
    • HOSTA PLANT
    Start seeds indoors several weeks before the last frost.  After the last frost, transplant them outside about 2' apart.  Long germination period.
    • LUPINE FLOWER
    Lupine flowers like full sun to partial shade.
    Sow seed and cover lightly with 1/8"
    of garden soil.Space
    plants 12"-14" apart. Height: 2'-3'.

    • MALLOW
    Mallows can used be to line driveways and are suitable for borders.  Space 15-18" apart and cover very lightly.  Average Water Needs.  Water regularly, do not overwater.  Full sun to light shade.
    •  MALTESE CROSS LYCHNIS
    Directly sow into your flower garden, or seed indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost.  Sow seeds early in the season, and cover lightly.
    • SUNFLOWERS
    Sow in garden about 1/2 inch deep and cover.  Keep
    soil moist until germination has taken.  Plant 1-2' apart.
    GERMINATION: Approximately 2 weeks, depending upon soil warmth and weather conditions. Keep soil moderately moist during germination.

    • MARIGOLDS
    Sow Marigold seeds early in the season after the last frost about 6-8" apart and cover lightly.
    • MEXICAN HAT FLOWER
    Should be planted in full sun to light shade, about 8-18" apart cover and lightly.
    • MEXICAN SUNFLOWER
    Can be started inside or outside.  Press seeds into soil and lightly cover.Plant outside when all risk of frost has passed.  Transplant seedlings when large enough to handle when all risk of frost has passed.  Germination usually takes 7-21 days.
    • PAINTED DAISY
    If starting indoors first, start the seeds about two months in advance before the last frost.  Outdoors, sow seed about 1/4", space 15-18" apart and cover lightly.  Keep moist.

    • PANSY
    Thrive in shady areas or with partial sunlight.  Plant seeds at a depth of 1/16".  Germination is in 10-30 days for most seeds.  Some seed will germinate up to 60 days.  In warm climates start in winter.  For faster
    germination and flowering, they can be started indoors and transplanted outdoors in the spring.  Self sows freely.
    • PEONY POPPY
    Press into soil, but do not cover.  plant 12" apart.
    Germination is in 7- 21 days.

    • PERSIAN JEWELS
    Directly sow into prepared seed beds that have been cleared of weeds and has had the top 1" of soil loosened.  Rake seed in.  Press into soil by walking over the area.  Keep moist until germination.  Can be started indoors.

    • PETUNIA
    Full sun/partial shade.  Scatter seeds and water into soil, do not cover.  To sow indoors, 4 to 6 weeks prior to planting outdoors.

    • PHLOX MIX
    Sow seeds and cover lightly, after the last frost.  Space them 8-10" apart.  If starting indoors. start 6-8 weeks before the last frost.
    • POPPY SHIRLEY CORN
     Scatters seed (surface sow) after the last frost.  After seedlings appear thin to 8" apart.
    • SIBERIAN WALLFLOWER
    The plants are very easy to grow. Simply scatter the seed in spring or fall on loosened soil, and press into the dirt do not cover.
    • SNOW-IN-SUMMER
    Seeds can be directly seeded into your flower garden, or seeded indoors for transplanting later. Sow seeds early in the season and cover lightly with 1/8" of fine starting soil.
    • STRAW FLOWER
    After the last frost, press into soil, but do not cover. 
    Needs light to germinate.  Germinates in 10-20 days.  Plant 12" apart.

    • SWEET WILLIAM
    Sow Sweet William seeds early in the season and cover lightly after the last frost.  For spring blooms, start indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost.    Space 15-18" apart.  Full Sun.  They will tolerate a light shade.
    • TOUCH ME NOT
    Seeds should be soaked in water for 24 hours before
    planting.  Sow seed in early spring. Space 12-18" apart.  Scatter and press seeds into soil and cover lightly.  Keep soil moist until germination.

    • VANILLA ICE SUNFLOWER
    Press seed into soil and cover lightly keep soil moist for germination.  Sow seeds 9-12" apart.  When soil is warm and where there's plenty of sun.
    • ZINNIA
    Sow seeds early in the season after the last frost and cover lightly with soil. Water thoroughly once. They germinate easily and will grow quickly.










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