Buy Carnation Seeds - Johannistag, Cottage Garden Flowers, Dianthus Seeds
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- Colorful Landnelke Johannistag – summer flower splendor
- Biennial plant – ideal for beds and cutting
- Large, vibrant flowers – real eye-catcher
- Easy sowing – suitable for any garden
- Nelken Samen – low-maintenance and versatile
| Item number | BONI-509902 |
| Brand | Quedlinburger |
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Landnelke Johannistag: Vibrant Blooms for Your Garden
Transform your garden into a colorful paradise with Landnelke Johannistag. These biennial summer flowers boast large, vibrant blooms, perfect for beds, group plantings, and cut flowers. With Landnelke Johannistag, you'll get an easy-care and versatile garden plant that will bring you joy for years to come. Discover the beauty and variety of Landnelke Johannistag now!
Key Specifications
Landnelke Johannistag is a popular choice for gardeners seeking colorful and easy-care summer flowers and carnation seeds. It reaches a height of approximately 24 inches (60 cm) and blooms in its second year from June to August, filling your cottage garden with beauty. Sowing can be done indoors or directly outdoors. This means you get a versatile and easy-to-cultivate flower that will enrich your garden with its floral splendor.
Technical Specifications
| Type | Biennial Summer Flower |
| Height | Approx. 24 inches (60 cm) |
| Sowing | March - May indoors, May - July directly outdoors |
| Germination | 7 - 14 days at 64 - 72°F (18 - 22°C) |
| Bloom | June - August in the 2nd year |
Product Features and Benefits
- Large, Colorful Flowers: Landnelke Johannistag offers you an impressive floral display in your garden.
- Biennial: You can enjoy the blooms for two years.
- Versatile: Ideal for beds, group plantings, and as a cut flower.
- Easy Care: Landnelke Johannistag is an uncomplicated garden plant.
- Popular Summer Flower: Landnelke is a classic and popular choice for the summer garden.
- Group Planting: Creates eye-catchers in the garden.
- Suitable for Cutting: Bring the floral splendor into your home.
Advantages of Landnelke Johannistag
- Long Blooming Period: Enjoy the floral display from June to August.
- Easy Cultivation: Sowing is successful both indoors and outdoors.
- Robust and Resistant: Landnelke Johannistag is not very susceptible to diseases.
- Attractive Eye-Catcher: Beautify your garden with this colorful flower.
- Bee-Friendly: The flowers attract bees and other beneficial insects.
- Ideal for Natural Gardens: Landnelke Johannistag fits perfectly into a natural garden.
- Extended Bloom Time: Cutting back after flowering promotes bloom time.
How to Use (Step-by-Step)
- Step 1: Sowing Indoors (March - May): Sow the seeds thinly, cover with soil, press lightly, and keep moist. Cover the sowing with glass or foil until germination.
- Step 2: Sowing Outdoors (May - July): Sow the seeds directly outdoors.
- Step 3: Pricking Out: After 4 weeks, prick out the young plants.
- Step 4: Planting Out: Plant the young plants in August - September at a distance of 8x10 inches (20x25 cm).
- Step 5: Location and Care: Choose a sunny location and a calcareous, nutrient-rich garden soil.
- Step 6: Cutting Back: Cut back the flowers after flowering to extend the bloom time.
Key Specifications
Landnelke Johannistag is a popular choice for gardeners seeking colorful and easy-care summer flowers and carnation seeds. It reaches a height of approximately 24 inches (60 cm) and blooms in its second year from June to August, filling your cottage garden with beauty. Sowing can be done indoors or directly outdoors. This means you get a versatile and easy-to-cultivate flower that will enrich your garden with its floral splendor.
Technical Specifications
| Type | Biennial Summer Flower |
| Height | Approx. 24 inches (60 cm) |
| Sowing | March - May indoors, May - July directly outdoors |
| Germination | 7 - 14 days at 64 - 72°F (18 - 22°C) |
| Bloom | June - August in the 2nd year |