Ornamental Flower Seeds

Variety of seeds to create an ornamental Flower Garden. 

The Ornamental Flower Seed packs are designed and handcrafted in New Zealand. They make a prefect gift for any occasion. Choose from 9 different flowers: Achillea (Summer Pastels), Bells of Ireland (Moucella), Cosmos (Cupcake Mix), Larkspur (Cannes Mix), Mignonette (Reseda Alba), Nigella (Persian Jewels), Scabiosa (Imperial Mix), Zinnia (Oklahoma Pink) and Zinnia (Queen Lime).

Why the Ornamental Flower Seeds:

• Sustainable
• Environmentally Friendly
• Grow your own Flower Garden
• Perfect as a Gift (Birthday, Wedding, Corporate)
• Designed in NZ

Instructions and seed pack size of each Flower Pack as follow: 

Achillea ~ Summer Pastels, 20 seeds

Archillea is a perennial so once you have it in your garden it will come back each year without you having to sow seeds. It gets about 60-80cm tall and looks great in a boarder with plants of all different heights like Honey Wart, Mignonette, Foxgloves, scabiosa etc.

Seed Sowing Instructions:

• In early Spring, sow a few seeds into seed raising mix. Cover them very lightly or just press into the soil, the seeds are very small
• Water them gently so the seeds don’t move around. Continue to water so they don’t dry out during the germination period
• Once they have germinated and are approximately 3cm tall, you can thin them out or transplant them into the garden when the risk of frost is over
• Alternatively, you can direct sow into a prepared garden bed in late Spring

Bells of Ireland ~ Molucella, 20 seeds

Seed Sowing Instructions:

• In the Autumn or Spring, sow seeds into seed raising mix. Only cover them very lightly as they are a small seed
• Water them gently so you don’t move the seeds around
• Continue to water so they don’t dry out during the germination period
• Once they have germinated and are approximately 3cm tall, you can thin them out or transplant
• Alternatively, you can direct sow into your garden beds in Spring

• In early Spring, sow a few seeds into seed raising mix. Cover them lightly with more seed raising mix
• Water them gently so the seeds don’t move around. Continue to water so they don’t dry out during the germination period
• Once they have germinated and are approximately 3cm tall, you can thin them out or transplant them into the garden when the risk of frost is over
• Alternatively, you can direct sow into a prepared garden bed in late Spring

• In the Autumn and Spring, sow seeds into seed raising mix in pots outdoors. Only cover them the width of the seed
• Water them gently so you don’t move the seeds around
• Continue to water so they don’t dry out during the germination period
• Once they have germinated and are approximately 3cm tall, you can thin them out or transplant
• Alternatively, you can direct sow into your garden beds in Spring

• In Autumn and Spring, sow seeds into seed raising mix. Only cover them very lightly as they are a small seed
• Water them gently so you don’t move the seeds around
• Continue to water so they don’t dry out during the germination period
• Once they have germinated and are approximately 3cm tall, you can thin them out or transplant
• Alternatively, you can direct sow into your garden beds in Spring

• In the Autumn or Spring, sow seeds into seed raising mix. Only cover them very lightly as they like to have light to germinate
• Water them gently so you don’t push the seeds around
• Continue to water so they don’t dry out during the germination period
• Once they have germinated and are approximately 3cm tall, you can thin them out or transplant
• Alternatively, you can direct sow into your garden beds in Spring

• In the Autumn and Spring, sow seeds into seed raising mix. Only cover them very lightly as they like light to germinate
• Water them gently so you don’t move the seeds around
• Continue to water so they don’t dry out during the germination period
• Once they have germinated and are approximately 3cm tall, you can thin them out or transplant
• Alternatively, you can direct sow into your garden beds in Spring

• In early Spring, sow a few seeds into seed raising mix. Cover them lightly with more seed raising mix
• Water them gently so the seeds don’t move around. Continue to water so they don’t dry out during the germination period
• Once they have germinated and are approximately 3cm tall, you can thin them out or transplant them into the garden when the risk of frost is over
• Alternatively, you can direct sow into a prepared garden bed in late Spring

Frost tender

Seed Sowing Guide:

• In early Spring, sow a few seeds into seed raising mix. Cover them lightly with more seed raising mix
• Water them gently so the seeds don’t move around. Continue to water so they don’t dry out during the germination period
• Once they have germinated and are approximately 3cm tall, you can thin them out or transplant them into the garden when the risk of frost is over
• Alternatively, you can direct sow into a prepared garden bed in late Spring