50 Organic Bells Of Ireland Seeds [approx]

Name: Bells Of Ireland

Latin Name: Moluccella laevis

Plant Type: Annual

Plant Height: 60-70 cm

Description: Bells of Ireland are a very popular cut flower, as they can last a very long time after being cut. The white flower that is inside the bell shaped foliage is not very visible. This flower is grown more for its beautiful foliage.

Germination Rate: 85%

Seed Origin: Austria

Sowing: March to May

Flowering: June to October

How To Grow Bells Of Ireland From Seed: Using seedling modules or small pots, sow a pinch of seed in each cell/pot. Very lightly cover with fine compost. When the seedlings establish, thin to leave only the strongest one in each cell/pot.

When the seedlings develop their first two sets of true leaves, transplant out to the garden once the risk of frost has passed. The plant can grow up to 70cm in height.

Bells of Ireland like full sun. They grow fast. It is very popular as a cut flower, as it can last a very long time once it has been cut.