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2PCS pink phlox subulata seeds, flowering seeds, ground cover seeds, hardy and easy to grow, suitable for flower beds and patios (1000 seeds per pack)
(£3.85/pcs)
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Description
●The evergreen dwarf grass Shibazakura (genus Hydrangea, Hydrangea sempervivum, family Pothos) is a vigorous ground cover, very well suited to courtyard ground cover, flower bed borders, hanging baskets, balcony landscaping, and green roofs, bringing a touch of green and colorful flowers.
●Also known as: cluster phlox, needle-leaved hydrangea, tundra phlox.A carpet-like feast of flowers: Shibazakura is famous for its dense, creeping stems and star-shaped flowers. During the During its peak flowering period (from spring to early summer), the ground is carpeted with pink, purple, white, or mixed-colored flowers, easily creating a dream backyard landscape.
●Low-maintenance vigor: cold-hardy (-20°C to -30°C), drought-tolerant, resistant to sterility, highly adaptable, can thrive from rocky crevices to slopes, and is the best choice for lazy gardening.
●Evergreen all year round: Needle-shaped leaves They are green all year round, adding vitality to the garden even when there are no flowers, and covering the surface in winter reduces soil erosion.
【Care Guide】:
☀️Light: Full sun to partial shade; more flowering with sufficient light.
💧Water: Drought tolerant, avoid waterlogging, moderate watering during high summer temperatures.
🌱Soil: A well-draining, sandy loam soil is preferable. Avoid heavy, sticky waterlogging.
✂️Pruning: Lightly prune after flowering to encourage branching and maintain a compact plant shape.
🌿Fertilizing: Apply a slow-release fertilizer in spring to promote flowering.
Whether you're a novice gardener looking for a low-maintenance beauty or a seasoned pro creating an eco-friendly garden, Shibazakura is a "surface artist" not to be missed. Plant now and enjoy greenery and spring blooms all four seasons!
●Specifications: Pink Shibazakura [1000 capsules + fertilizer]
●Also known as: cluster phlox, needle-leaved hydrangea, tundra phlox.A carpet-like feast of flowers: Shibazakura is famous for its dense, creeping stems and star-shaped flowers. During the During its peak flowering period (from spring to early summer), the ground is carpeted with pink, purple, white, or mixed-colored flowers, easily creating a dream backyard landscape.
●Low-maintenance vigor: cold-hardy (-20°C to -30°C), drought-tolerant, resistant to sterility, highly adaptable, can thrive from rocky crevices to slopes, and is the best choice for lazy gardening.
●Evergreen all year round: Needle-shaped leaves They are green all year round, adding vitality to the garden even when there are no flowers, and covering the surface in winter reduces soil erosion.
【Care Guide】:
☀️Light: Full sun to partial shade; more flowering with sufficient light.
💧Water: Drought tolerant, avoid waterlogging, moderate watering during high summer temperatures.
🌱Soil: A well-draining, sandy loam soil is preferable. Avoid heavy, sticky waterlogging.
✂️Pruning: Lightly prune after flowering to encourage branching and maintain a compact plant shape.
🌿Fertilizing: Apply a slow-release fertilizer in spring to promote flowering.
Whether you're a novice gardener looking for a low-maintenance beauty or a seasoned pro creating an eco-friendly garden, Shibazakura is a "surface artist" not to be missed. Plant now and enjoy greenery and spring blooms all four seasons!
●Specifications: Pink Shibazakura [1000 capsules + fertilizer]
Features
- BrandFULEADTURE
- MaterialPlant-based materials
- Intended useOutdoor
- Flower colourPink
- Seed typeFlowers
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What to plant and sow in March
For most gardeners, the year really kicks off in March. Depending on where you live, the amount of sun exposure you have and what you plan to grow, you can start seeds indoors and in greenhouses, repot your indoor plants and sow your summer annuals. Lettuces, leeks and carrots can also go in the ground from mid-March.
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