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1200x Sweet William Super Duplex Mix Seeds – Dianthus Barbatus – Hardy Biennial

1200x Sweet William Super Duplex Mix Seeds – Dianthus Barbatus – Hardy Biennial

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1200x Sweet William Super Duplex Mix Seeds – Dianthus Barbatus – Hardy Biennial


The gorgeous hardy biennial Sweet William Super Duplex Mix (Dianthus barbatus) gives any garden a touch of vintage charm and brilliant colour. Tall, robust plants in this mix with fully double flowers in a variety of rich colours, including pink, red, white, and bi-colored. The fragrant blooms are ideal for cottage-style displays, cutting, and borders. They are a fantastic option for wildlife-friendly gardening since they draw pollinators such as bees and butterflies and may grow up to 24 inches tall. Plant seeds outdoors in late spring or early autumn, or inside 6-8 weeks before to the last frost. Although they may bloom the first season if grown early, they typically blossom in their second year. Sweet William is a dependable and vibrant addition to borders and beds since it is cold-hardy and easy to grow.


Growing Instructions:
Sweet William Super Duplex Mix (Dianthus barbatus) seeds can be sown outdoors in late spring or early autumn, or they can be sown indoors 6–8 weeks prior to the last anticipated frost. Pick a spot with well-drained soil and full sun to light shade. Since seeds require light to sprout, gently press them into the soil's surface without covering them too deeply. Give the soil a little moisture, but not too much; germination takes 10 to 20 days. Once established, space plants 8–12 inches apart. Although early seeding may result in first-year flowers, Sweet William is a hardy biennial that usually forms foliage the first year and blooms in the second year. Its tall, double, fragrant flowers, which draw pollinators, bloom from late spring to early summer. For a naturalised garden, deadhead to prolong flowering and permit reseeding.

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