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Plant description:

These curious-looking plants flower in summer. Small, white flowers on a tall stem are enclosed by a green calyx. Sow seed directly in spring and don’t cover; space seedlings 300mm apart. Do not overwater and feed monthly. Flowers 12 weeks from germination. They are generally grown for flower arranging

Family: – Lamiaceae

Botanical Pronunciation: mo-lu-SEL-la LAY-vis

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Botanical name

Molucella laevis

Plant Care

Size

Categories

Flowers

Description:Small, white flowers are carried on a tall stem during Summer and are enclosed by a green calyx.Flowers appear 12 weeks after germination.Flowering time: • October • Novembe

Common name(s)

Bells of Ireland

Origin

Foliage

Description: Grown for its foliage this herbaceous annual forms silver-grey or blue-green coloured leaves with a smooth texture.

Uses in landscape design

This plant does well in mixed borders.

Maintenance

Do not overwater and feed monthly.

Uses

Use this plant as cut flower material for flower arranging.

Wildlife attractions

bees

Interesting info

These plants are generally grown for flower arranging.

When to sow

Description:Small, white flowers are carried on a tall stem during Summer and are enclosed by a green calyx.Flowers appear 12 weeks after germination.Flowering time: • October • November • December • January • February

Description: Grown for its foliage this herbaceous annual forms silver-grey or blue-green coloured leaves with a smooth texture.

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