Alyssum Flowering Seeds

Alyssum Seeds: The Sweet Blooming Delight

Seed Count: Approximately 2900 to 2950 seeds per packet.

Germination Rate: With a success rate of over 70%, these seeds are primed for multiple sowings. For optimal results, adhere to the sowing guidelines provided on the packet.

Sowing Season: Spring, ideally from February to April. For best germination, initiate sowing in late January or early February. Starting seeds indoors can further enhance the success rate.

Germination Time: 7-12 days. For best results, germinate indoors using seedling cups filled with a blend of cocopeat and compost in a well-ventilated area.

Harvest Timeline: 10-11 weeks post-sowing, provided all other growth conditions are met.

Plant Overview: Alyssum, native to Europe, belongs to the mustard family. Known as 'sweet alyssum' due to the honey-scented fragrance of its blooms, these low-growing plants produce beautiful clusters of white, pink, salmon, and purple flowers. They're an excellent addition to rock gardens, offering both visual appeal and a delightful aroma.

About the Seeds: The Zinnia double mix plant, with its vibrant red, orange, and pink blooms, is sure to captivate observers. Notably easy to cultivate, it requires minimal care. Alyssum, a European native, is a member of the mustard family. Its sweet, honey-scented blooms have earned it the name 'sweet alyssum'. These low-growing, easy-to-grow plants bloom in clusters of varied colors, making them a perfect fit for rock gardens.

Choose Alyssum seeds for a fragrant, colorful, and easy-to-maintain addition to your garden.