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Description
The freely branching plants are covered in myriads of blooms from spring until late autumn and provide a cloud of true Cambridge blue flowers with a small white eye. As an outdoor trailing plant, Blue Cascade is unsurpassed!
Sowing Instructions
Sow late winter to mid spring at 18-24C (65-75F) in a good seed compost. Sow seed on surface of compost and gently firm down compost. Keep soil damp but not wet. Do not exclude light, selling in a polythene bag after sowing is helpful. Germination usually takes 14-21 days.
Growing Instructions
When seedlings are large enough to handle, transplant in bunches of 3 or 4 per 7.5cm (3in) pot and grow on in cooler conditions. Plant up into containers, hanging baskets etc, and leave for 10-15 days before moving out of doors.
Caution
Harmful if eaten
Apr 28, 2007
put in baggies today to germ
Jul 8, 2007
ok, not sure what has survived and what hasn't out there- badly labeled to begin with, and my knowledge of leaves is pretty minimal
the sun got most of these anyway- the hardy ones lived (go nasturium, marigolds, geraniums and morning glories- well outside morning glories lived, inside ones all croaked)
