Blue Evening Primrose Seeds

Blue Evening Primrose Seeds - ca. 100 frø

Growing Outside from Seed

Step 1
Select an area of your garden that is sunny or partially shaded. Evening primrose enjoys a slightly acidic soil with a pH of 5.5 to 7 that is also a bit sandy. Make sure the area has good drainage.

Step 2
Rake the area where you plan to plant the seeds to loosen the soil. Evening primrose does not need to be planted deep within the soil; it just needs a light covering.

Step 3
Sow the seeds during early spring or early autumn by scattering the seeds over your prepared plot of soil. Cover the seeds lightly, about one-eighth inch, with sandy potting soil. Water the seeds in lightly.

Step 4
Water evening primrose during dry months and prune them after flowering if you'd like to avoid reseeding.

Starting from Seed Indoors

Step 1
Sow evening primrose seeds in starter pots about 10 weeks before the last frost in your area. As with outdoor planting, use a sandy soil with a slightly acidic pH level. Fill your starter pots with soil, place several seeds in each pot and cover them lightly with soil.

Step 2
Place the seeds in a dark, cool environment. Evening primrose can take up to four weeks to germinate.

Step 3
Transplant the evening primrose into your garden after the last spring frost. Plant the smaller varieties 6 inches apart and the larger varieties 20 inches apart. Water after planting.

Tips:

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