SOWING INSTRUCTIONS
Starting Indoors:
Sow indoors in pots 10-12 weeks before last frost for first-year bloom. Pinch and grow cool (55-70°F) until transplanted.
Starting Outdoors:
Direct sow in fall in warm winter areas (zones 8-9).
PLACEMENT & CULTIVATION
Siberian wall flower is variuously described as an annual, biennial or short-lived perennial. Start early indoors, grow cool, 50F once fully germinated, and transplant in spring for bloom in summer in northern areas. Add a blaze of brilliance to garden edges, rock gardens and cottage gardens. Trim after bloom for neatness, leaving a few to self sow.
Watering Details:
About 1" per week; do not overwater. May tolerate some drought once established.
Fertilizer:
If soil is poor, mix in a few inches of compost prior to planting.
When to Cut for Bouquets:
Cut when 1/2 of florets are open.