How large an area does the 250 g pack of cut flower mix seeds cover?

One 250 g pack is suitable for sowing approximately 150 m², giving you a generous area of colorful annual flowers for cutting and arranging in bouquets.

When should I sow this annual cut flower mix?

Sow the seeds directly outdoors from mid-April to the end of May. This timing, combined with suitable conditions, usually brings flowering about six weeks after sowing, with blooms typically from June to October.

What growing conditions does this cut flower mix need?

Choose a sunny, open position with well-drained soil. Prepare the ground to a fine tilth, scatter the seeds thinly, cover with about 0.5 cm of soil, and gently firm the surface. Water carefully to keep the soil moist, especially during dry spells.

How tall do the plants in this mix grow?

The flowers in this mix typically reach a height of around 60–80 cm. Allow enough space between rows for airflow and easy access when gathering stems, and support taller plants in exposed sites if necessary.

How can I encourage a long flowering period for cutting?

Remove faded flowers regularly to promote continuous budding and extend the display from early summer into autumn. Water during prolonged dry periods and apply a light feed if growth appears weak to support a long season of bouquet-ready blooms.

Is this cut flower mix suitable for informal garden styles?

Yes, this annual long-stemmed flower meadow blend is well suited to informal borders, cottage-style plantings, and dedicated cutting patches, where it adds color, structure, and movement throughout the season.