«Americana» - Organic Browallia Seeds
1.14 €
Easy-to-grow Browallia seeds make a great addition to the summer flower bed! Start the flower seed and add this profuse bloomer to the garden! Browallia Americana thrives in rich, well-drained soil with some added compost.
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Organic Browallia «Americana»
Easy-to-grow Browallia seeds make a great addition to the summer flower bed! Start the flower seed and add this profuse bloomer to the garden!
Browallia Americana thrives in rich, well-drained soil with some added compost. It prefers some partial shade, especially afternoon shade in the hotter climates. It is virtually carefree and requires no deadheading to keep the blooms coming in abundance! Browallia has masses of 1 inch sky blue flowers with a cream center. They are South American relatives of petunias.
Browallia Americana, is a bushy plant that will fill the gaps in your garden with bright, sky-blue flowers. Plants grow about 20 inches tall. It establishes readily from Browallia flower seeds. Sow the flower seed indoors 4 - 8 weeks before last frost and transplant the seedlings after frost danger has passed.
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