General characteristics of the velvet blossom:
Velvet lilies are a subfamily of the peach family, with about 20 species. It belongs to a group of about 20 species in a family of several roses. It is named after its delicate flowers. It has long been a popular ornamental plant in our country, and is often found in gardens and flowerbeds in public spaces. It is an annual flower that has long been an indispensable plant in country gardens.
Sowing and propagation of lilac flowers:
The seedlings can be started indoors in March and planted outdoors once the danger of frost has passed.If sown in situ, they can be sown in April-May. Sow the seeds 1-2 cm deep. If sown in several rows, the distance between rows should be at least 15 cm.
Caring for the velvet blossom:
A very hardy and undemanding ornamental plant. It tolerates hot sun, drought and is not susceptible to diseases, although it can be damaged by snails. It tolerates the drier periods well, but is grateful for watering. There is not much else to do, just remove the flowers when they have finished blooming.
