HT Calendula ‘Touch of Red Buff’ Seeds 0.75g
Overview
HT Calendula ‘Touch of Red Buff’ Seeds 0.75g is supplied for home growing. HT Calendula ‘Touch of Red Buff’ Seeds (Calendula officinalis).
Key Features
- Add warm, vintage tones to your garden with HT Calendula ‘Touch of Red Buff’. This beautiful annual produces unique apricot blooms brushed with soft red tones, creating an elegant display from early summer through autumn. Easy to grow and loved by pollinators, it makes a wonderful addition to flower borders, cottage gardens and cutting gardens. The edible petals can also be used to decorate salads and desserts, while the flowers have long been valued in traditional herbal gardens.
- Unique apricot flowers with beautiful red tones.
- Flowers from June to October.
- Excellent cut flower with sturdy stems.
- Edible petals for salads, cakes and garnishes.
- Traditionally valued as a medicinal herb.
- Attracts bees, butterflies and other pollinators.
- Easy to grow from seed.
- Ideal for cottage gardens, borders and containers.
Sowing Instructions
- When to Sow.
- Sow indoors from March to April, or sow directly outdoors from March to July.
- Sow seeds directly into well-prepared soil by broadcasting or in rows. Cover lightly with soil and keep moist during germination. Thin seedlings once established to allow plants plenty of room to develop.
Growing Conditions and Care
- Position: Full Sun
- Grow in a sunny position with well-drained soil. Water during prolonged dry spells and remove faded flowers regularly to encourage continuous blooming throughout the season. Calendula is easy to grow and performs well in borders, containers and wildlife gardens.
Harvesting and Use
- Flowering Time: June – October
Product Details
- Botanical Name: Calendula officinalis
- Common Name: Calendula ‘Touch of Red Buff’
- Plant Type: Annual
- Flower Colour: Apricot with red-orange tones
- Height: 50–60 cm
- Contents: Approx. 0.75 grams
- EAN: 8711117408406
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