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Moluccella laevis, commonly known as Bells Of Ireland, is an elegant and ornamental annual plant that reaches 60-90 cm in height. It is characterized by long, erect stems covered with spectacular, bright green, bell-shaped calyxes, inside which bloom small, fragrant white flowers. Thanks to its intense green color and architectural shape, it is highly prized both in the garden and as a cut flower in fresh bouquets and dried arrangements. Its presence lends verticality, lightness, and a natural look to summer flowerbeds.
Botanical name: Moluccella laevis
Available packages: 2 g | 5 g | 10 g | 20 g | 50 gr
Seed color: light brown
Characteristics: ornamental stems with bright green bells, excellent durability as a cut flower
Uses: ornamental, flower beds, borders, cut flowers, floral arrangements, dried arrangements
Sowing period: March – May
Flowering period: July – September
Distance between rows: 40 cm
Distance in rows: 30 cm
Soil: fertile, well-drained
Sowing depth: 0,5 cm
Exposure: full sun, partial shade
Growing tips: To obtain long, sturdy stems, grow the plants well spaced apart, so as to promote good air circulation.
Store the seeds in a cool, ventilated place, with a temperature between 8° and 20° C, protected from atmospheric agents, variations in humidity and sunlight.
This variety is intended exclusively for ornamental use and is not suitable for human consumption.