Let’s Grow Your Flowers With 8 beautiful flower kits to collect and grow, your Little Garden will be filled with colour in no time. Follow the steps below to get your garden started and learn fun facts about your flowers too. Red Clover Sprouting: 6 -14 days Repotting: 30 - 40 days Harvest: 60 - 90 days Red Clover plants can grow to up to 50cm in height and it produces flowers of a purple-red colour. It’s rich in protein, vitamin A and calcium.
Borage Sprouting: 5 - 15 days Repotting: 30 - 40 days Harvest: 60 - 90 days Borage is considered both a herb and a flower due to its edible nature. Its leaves are often used to make tea and its blooms are used to decorate salads.
African Daisy Sprouting: 15 - 20 days Repotting: 30 - 40 days Harvest: 50 - 60 days The African Daisy resembles a daisy but is noticeably larger. Like other edible flowers, it has medicinal properties and has been used to soothe burns.
Marigold Sprouting: 5 - 7 days Repotting: 30 - 40 days Harvest: 60 - 80 days There are over 50 species of Marigolds although only a few are commonly seen in everyday gardens. They bloom brightly throughout spring and summer.
Sunflower Sprouting: 10 - 21 days Repotting: 30 - 40 days Harvest: 90 - 100 days Sunflowers can grow up to 3.7 m in just a few months.Sunflower heads are made up of many tiny flowers called florets which bees and birds can easily spot.
Cosmos Sprouting : 5 - 10 days Repotting: 30 - 40 days Harvest: 60 - 80 days Cosmos stay in bloom for months and have slender stems.They are brightly coloured, making them attractive to bees, butterflies and certain species of birds.
Cornflower Sprouting: 10 - 14 days Repotting: 30 - 40 days Harvest: 60 - 100 days Cornflowers are also known as Bachelor’s Buttons. To grow in warm, dry months they need fertile soil enriched with organic matter that can hold moisture.
Phlox Sprouting: 11 - 21 days Repotting: 30 - 40 days Harvest: 80 - 100 days Phlox is a perennial plant that you’ll find in almost every colour of the spectrum. It was exported to Europe from the United States in the 18th century.
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