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Gypsophila graceful "Multicolor" mix
Graceful Gypsophila (mixture).
A beautiful openwork plant with gray-green foliage. Height 40-60 cm. Small numerous flowers (Ø1 cm) collected in light graceful panicles. Branches profusely straight from the base.
It blooms super abundantly, but not for long (in August), and therefore it is possible to re-sow 2-3 times per season with an interval of 14-18 days. It reproduces well by self-sowing.
Young plants bloom about 40 days after sowing.
Traditionally used to create contrast in flower arrangements, in flowerbeds and borders. It is used as a good filler, providing volume and completeness to a flower garden or bouquet.
Agricultural technology.
The plant is undemanding: cold-resistant, drought-resistant, grows well on light poor soils, prefers a sunny place.
Sowing seeds is carried out in May directly into the ground, lightly sprinkling them with earth. At a soil temperature of +20°C shoots appear in 2-3 weeks. The distance between plants is 20-30 cm. Sowing before winter is possible (at the end of October).
A beautiful openwork plant with gray-green foliage. Height 40-60 cm. Small numerous flowers (Ø1 cm) collected in light graceful panicles. Branches profusely straight from the base.
It blooms super abundantly, but not for long (in August), and therefore it is possible to re-sow 2-3 times per season with an interval of 14-18 days. It reproduces well by self-sowing.
Young plants bloom about 40 days after sowing.
Traditionally used to create contrast in flower arrangements, in flowerbeds and borders. It is used as a good filler, providing volume and completeness to a flower garden or bouquet.
Agricultural technology.
The plant is undemanding: cold-resistant, drought-resistant, grows well on light poor soils, prefers a sunny place.
Sowing seeds is carried out in May directly into the ground, lightly sprinkling them with earth. At a soil temperature of +20°C shoots appear in 2-3 weeks. The distance between plants is 20-30 cm. Sowing before winter is possible (at the end of October).
