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    Love In A Mist

    Love In A Mist

    Love-In-A-Mist has fluffy, peek-a-boo flowers and intriguing seed pods that create a unique visual effect in the garden. Beautiful and easy-to-grow!

     

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    Love-In-A-Mist, Midnight Nigella
    FL683
    $3.00
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    85 days. Annual. Deep purple blooms suspended above a misty tangle of foliage make for a dramatic effect in the garden. After the petals drop, a unique softly spiky seedpod is left in its place, perfect for everlasting arrangements. Love-in-a-mist is an easy-to-grow annual, perfect for beds, borders, containers, and cottage garden design. Plants average 12 inches high and 24 inches wide, blooming from spring to summer. 
    • Full Sun
    • Sprouts in 10-21 Days
    • Seed Depth: 1/8"
    • Ideal Temperature: 50-75 F
    • Plant Spacing: 8" 
    • Frost Hardy: Yes
    • Nigella hispanica

    Growing Tips: Start indoors 4-8 weeks before last frost or sow outdoors after frost. Sow in fine, moist soil, and cover lightly.
    Love-In-A-Mist, Miss Jekyll Mix
    FL221
    $3.00
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    Hardy annual. The legend of one of history’s greatest garden designers has been forever crystallized in this stunning Nigella variety. Gertrude Jekyll is famous for her painterly garden designs, but few know that she was also a highly accomplished plant breeder! Jekyll bred this gorgeous love-in-a-mist variety, and it remains a gardener’s and cut flower grower’s favorite. The foliage is like filigree and the star-like blooms are like smoky gems in mellow jewel tones of rose, sky blue, dark blue, and crystalline white. An old standard that is still among the very finest late-spring flowering plants.

    • Full Sun
    • Sprouts in 10-21 Days
    • Seed Depth: 1/8"
    • Ideal Temperature: 50-75 F
    • Plant Spacing: 8" 
    • Frost Hardy: Yes
    • Nigella damascena

    Growing Tips: Start indoors 4-8 weeks before last frost or sow outdoors after frost. Sow in fine, moist soil, and cover lightly.
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