Noted for spectacular spikes of cup-like flowers some with petals in the shape of a saucer, Canterbury Bells are perfect for the middle to rear of a flowerbed. Colors include white, pink, blue, purple and rose. They look best used in small groups and make good cut flowers.
Plant: Direct sow into well drained soil. In harsh winter areas, sow near mid-July; early September is fine where winters are short and mild. In either case, thin to final spacing 8 to 10 weeks after sowing.
Care: Water regularly and fertilize when spring growth begins. Provide support for tall stems.
Tip: Biennials bloom the second year, produce seeds and die.
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FROM OUR SEED CATALOG:
aka Cup and Saucer Mixed. Hardy biennial with bell-shaped flowers.
Biennial. 79,000/oz. 14-21 days 70F. Sow July to bloom following Summer.
More information:
Type
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Depth | | Seed Spacing | | Days to Sprout | Plant Spacing
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| Biennial
| Partial/Full Sun | 1/8" / 3mm | 1" /
2.5cm
| 14-21 | 12-15" / 30-38cm
| 15-30" / 45-75cm |
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