Convolvulus Breaking Crowning Flower Seeds Garden Convolvulus New Blue Moon Convolvulus sabatius Bindweed - 115 Pcs ( Pack of 5 )

Flower, Convolvulus, Petal, Cut Out, Symmetry

The family of finches. Annual plant with a large number of branched stems, the height of 30-50 cm. Flowers in diameter 4 - 5cm, tricolor, open in sunny weather. Light-loving, cold resistant, drought resistant plant. Seeds are sown in open ground in April-May. Blossoming begins in 80 days after the appearance of shoots. Blossoms until frost.


Sowing Advice
For best results, seeds are sown directly into the ground where required in the spring. Alternatively, sow in late winter/early spring in gentle warmth, 15-20 degrees C. Prick out into small 3 inch or 7 cm. pots and plant in final position when the plants are established.

How to Grow Convolvulus
If planning to grow Convolvulus plants outside from seed then they should be planted at a depth of 3 mm (1/8th inch).
Sow into a sunny part of the garden in the middle of spring.
If growing Silverbush or other Convolvulus plants indoors, then start about two months before putting out.
Next, the seed should first be chipped with a knife and soaked in warm water for a full day beforehand.
They should be sown into peat pots in an area with a temperature of 22 to 28 degrees centigrade (71°F to 82°F).Germination takes about one to two weeks.

Convolvulus Care:
The seedlings of small Convolvulus species should be transplanted outdoors after the last frost of spring.
If you require more plants then cuttings of Convolvulus these can be took in the summer.
As an evergreen shrub it is best to prune in middle to late spring or once flowering has completed (depending on the time the specific species bloom. Simply remove any dead or diseased tissue.
Pruning heavily can also help to rejuvenate neglected plants.