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Moth mullein "White Blush"
Verbascum blattaria f. albiflorum
1.64€
Ex Tax: 1.35€
Ex Tax: 1.35€
Moth mullein "White Blush" - Verbascum blattaria f. albiflorum.
Delicate aroma!
Height up to 100 cm. Inflorescence diameter up to 4 cm.
A gift from the assortment of flowerbed plants - a powerful, unpretentious perennial with an elegant racemose inflorescence and a noticeable delicate aroma.
Lush flowering is provided by large and numerous white flowers with a delicate blush, which adorn the bush with erect stems from the end of May to August. Indispensable for single and group plantings on the lawn, near walls, in the background of a mix border and for decorating small ponds.
Delicate aroma!
Height up to 100 cm. Inflorescence diameter up to 4 cm.
A gift from the assortment of flowerbed plants - a powerful, unpretentious perennial with an elegant racemose inflorescence and a noticeable delicate aroma.
Lush flowering is provided by large and numerous white flowers with a delicate blush, which adorn the bush with erect stems from the end of May to August. Indispensable for single and group plantings on the lawn, near walls, in the background of a mix border and for decorating small ponds.
White Verbascum is a biennial from the Scrophulariaceae family.
Natural flowering period: June - August.
Flowering: in the first year.
Winter hardiness zones: Z5 - Z9.
Soil requirements: dry, moderately fertile.
1.0 g = 7000 seeds.
AGROTECHNOLOGY.
It prefers fertile soil and a sunny location, although it tolerates shading.
Sowing: April-July in open ground in a permanent place (since the plants do not tolerate transplantation well) or on seedlings.
Seeds are placed on the surface of slightly compacted and moistened soil (crops are moistened with a sprayer and covered with glass or film until shoots appear, with mandatory ventilation of the crops).
Further care consists of watering in hot weather, weeding and fertilising.
Care: prefers fertile soil and a sunny location, although it tolerates shading. Responds well to fertilizing.
Bot.syn.: Verbascum blateri.
