Didiscus Madonna Mixed

I love Didiscus....gorgeous, unusual and delicate looking. 

They make the most wonderful cut flowers with their beautiful, small flower umbels and strong, straight stems.

If you remove any leaves that would be below the waterline they have a good vase life too.

This variety contains lavender, white, blue, pink and rose coloured flowers which look enchanting in an arrangement along with other cottage garden favourites.

They can be slow to germinate but be patient....they are well worth the wait! 

Plant Care Tips

Sow March/April indoors into modules and cover lightly with seed compost 
Germination takes 2-3 weeks and sometimes longer!
Keep moist and somewhere warm but not hot
Transplant into small pots when large enough to handle and grow on
Plant outside when all risk of frost has passed  

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