Lobelia Cascade Mixed is a beautiful flowering plant known for its delicate, pendant-like blossoms. It's an annual or perennial plant, depending on the climate, and thrives in partial shade to full sun with moist, fertile soil. Lobeliaflowers come in a mix of colors, including blue, pink, white, and purple. They're often used in hanging baskets or containers to add a whimsical touch to gardens and patios. With proper care, Lobelia Cascade Mixed can bloom from spring to fall, attracting butterflies and hummingbirds to your outdoor space.
Trailing Lobelia ‘Cascade Mix’ is an annual variety of plants with characteristic hanging shoots and an abundance of little white, violet, pink or blue flowers. The plants flower from June to October and present the best decorative value when grown in containers, vases, pots, balcony planters or hanging baskets. Trailing Lobelia ‘Cascade Mix’ is a most beautiful variety, particularly when arranged with different decorative plants. Growing: sow the seeds under cover from February to March. Plant out into a permanent position in May. The plants love sunny positions. Each packet contains 0.2g of seeds. Each packet includes a growing guide and a sow-by date. Approximately 3200 seeds (+/- 20%)
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We are committed to selling only the highest quality seeds. Despite our efforts, please note that plants are living organisms, and their germination and growth depend on various factors, such as temperature, soil type, humidity, watering frequency, sowing time and conditions as well as weather and climate conditions.
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