Perovskia ATRIPLICIFOLIA

Sowing and germination

seeds are sown immediately in open ground, on seedling beds or directly in a permanent place. It is better to sow as early as possible, immediately after the soil warms up. Sowing to a depth of 2-3 cm is carried out from the furrow. After the seedlings have become stronger, the seedlings are thinned out and growing begins. In the second year (or later), Perovskia, sown on ridges, is planted in a permanent place. Perovskia can be either a tapeworm or an element of group planting in the vicinity of roses, ornamental cereals, astrantia, lilies, echinaceas, yarrows, and hollyhocks.