Hailing from the Mediterranean. This pretty plant showcases lovely, fern-like foliage adorned with clusters of pure white flowers reminiscent of lace-cap hydrangeas.

With a remarkably long flowering period, these delicate blooms grace your garden from spring into autumn, often surviving until the first frosts. Orlaya grandiflora is not only a delightful addition to wildlife gardens but also attracts hoverflies with its allure.

For early flowering, sow the seeds in autumn and overwinter in a cold frame, or opt for spring sowing for blooms lasting into autumn. Let these lovely annuals self-seed or collect fresh seeds for next year's enchanting crop.

Embrace the elegance and grace of Orlaya grandiflora and elevate your garden with its captivating beauty.

Orlaya Grandiflora Cut Flower Information

Seed Quantity:	Approx. 25 seeds per pack.
When to Sow:	March - May & September - October.
Site Conditions:	Full Sun & Moderately fertile, moist, well-drained soil
How to Sow:	Sow your seeds from September - October shallowly in trays and overwinter in a cold frame. Spring sowings will produce smaller plants that will flower well into Autumn. Germination takes 21-30 days but can be much longer. Thin out 30cm apart when large enough to handle and potting on or planting out after the frosts have passed. Deadheading or cutting will extend the flowering window. Once the plant has finished flowering you can collect the seed and sow immediately to propagate more plants for the following year.
Flowers:	June-October - about 9-12 months from sowing dependent on weather.

When to Sow Orlaya Grandiflora Cut Flower Seeds

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