Kids Fun Collection

Description

We have chosen 4 colourful, easy to grow varieties to encourage children into the garden. Indoor Planting:Sow the seeds 5mm deep in trays of moist compost, be careful not to over-water. Store in a warm place not in direct sunlight, and ensure the compost is kept moist. It is a good idea to cover with a clear plastic bag until the seeds germinate. Once the seedlings appear, remove the plastic. It is also useful to label the trays for future reference. Growing On:When the seedlings are strong enough to handle they can be transplanted into bigger pots or trays. Be careful when easing the roots out as they can easily be damaged. Do not overcrowd the plants. Keep the pots in a warm, light position and turn regularly. Once all chance of frost has passed the plants can be transplanted into growing beds outside. Harden off first. Outdoor Planting:Marigolds: April ndash; May Nasturtium: March ndash; MaySunflowers: March ndash; June Viola: May ndash; JuneSow the seeds 0.5cm deep direct in flowering location, thin as necessary. Keep moist and weed free.The Sunflower will require support.To prolong flowering deadhead flowers when required.Marigold Petite Mixed Tagetes patula nana Create a wonderful display of rich oranges and reds with these petite Marigolds which produce double pom-pom flowers. Ideal for mass planting.Hardy Annual Ht: 6 / 15cm Nasturtium Tom Thumb Tropaeolum nanum These easy to grow plants provide large vivid blooms in bright reds, oranges and creams.Hardy Annual Ht: 9 / 22cm Viola Bambini Mixed Viola cornuta A beautiful petite, free flowering variety.Perfect for edging, rockeries and pots.Half Hardy Annual Ht: 6 / 15cm Worlds Tallest Sunflower Helianthus annuus Giant yellow flowers on tall strong stems, a must for your garden.Hardy Annual Ht: 72 / 166cm