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Plant description:

Although perennial, these are generally grown as annuals. Named for their cup-shaped blue, violet or white flowers. Sow seed during spring or autumn and space seedlings 150mm apart. Water and feed regularly. They are easy to grow and can be propagated by cuttings. They should flower 14–16 weeks after germination. Excellent for containers and borders.

Family: – Solanaceae

Botanical Pronunciation: nee-rem-BERG-ee-uh

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Botanical name

Nierembergia hippomanica var. caerulea

Plant Care

Size

Categories

Common name(s)

Blue cupflower

Origin

Foliage

Description: Herbaceous smooth-textured.

Uses in landscape design

Excellent for containers and borders.

Maintenance

Water and feed regularly.

Interesting info

They should flower 14–16 weeks after germination.

Propagation

They are easy to grow and can be propagated by cuttings.

When to sow

Seed sowing instructions

Space seedlings 150mm apart.

Description: Herbaceous smooth-textured.

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