Description

50 Seeds - £3.99  |  Approx. 100 Seeds (0.165 g) - £5.99  |  Approx. 150 Seeds (0.25 g) - £7.99 

Approx. 300 Seeds (0.5 g) - £12.99  |  Approx. 500 Seeds (0.825 g) - £17.99 

Approx. 1,000 Seeds (1.65 g) - £29.99

Fresh Seeds of Iberis amara (Annual Candytuft / Bitter Wild Candytuft) – with full instructions for germination.

Native to South-western Europe and North Africa, Iberis amara is thought to have originated on the rocky shores of the Mediterranean Sea.  It is a highly-attractive annual herb (or occasionally a short-lived perennial) with an erect habit, growing to approx. 15–30 cm tall.

A spectacular corymb inflorescence, each bearing 10 to 30 beautiful flowers consisting of petals in pale shades of violet to bright white, are produced during spring and summer.  The flowers are also fragrant and attract bees and other vital garden pollinators.

It makes a lovely addition to any flower bed or border, and is particularly well suited for cottage-styles gardens, or coastal and rockery gardens.  The plant will appreciate full sun and good drainage.

It is frost hardy to around -10°C (although it grows as an annual).

Growing Details


Eventual Height: 15-30 cm.

Plant type: Annual or short-lived perennial.

Sun Exposure: Full sun to partial shade (prefers full sun).

Flowering time: Spring to summer.

Soil: prefers a well-drained compost.

Hardiness: -10 °C.

Propagation methods: From seeds.

 



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