Flower Symphony Resistant to Snails

Floral Symphony Resistant to Snails

Richly flowering mixture of annuals designed for cultivation in larger open areas. The color mix is created so that plants harmonize with each other while ensuring continuous flowering. Depending on the sowing time, plants bloom from June to October. The tallest plants reach approximately 70 cm. The mixture contains garden stars such as: cornflowers, calendula, yarrow, and cosmos.

How to Grow Floral Symphony

• Plants require a sunny location, protected from strong winds. Water regularly and keep the bed free of weeds. Regular removal of spent flowers will support continuous flowering.

• Sow from April to June directly at the location. Plants germinate at temperatures of 12-20 degrees Celsius. Transplant mature plants and space them at 20x20 cm intervals.

• Plants require loose, permeable soil with humus content.

• Before planting, it is advisable to incorporate well-rotted compost or manure into the bed. During the growing season, plants can be fertilized with water-soluble fertilizer designed for flowering plants. By incorporating organic material before planting, we provide plants with the necessary amount of nutrients for their growth; in this case, additional fertilization is not suitable.

• Plants are resistant to pests, and some even repel them.