The tall-growing white flower heads of Reseda alba which originates in the Mediterranean, is only slightly scented but is an attractive source of food for butterflies, wild bees and hover flies. The continuously flowering and beautiful cut flower can be used for cottage garden flower arrangements until the first frosts.
Characteristics
Botanical name: Reseda albaUse: Good for insects and beesFlower colour: whiteHeight in cm: ca. 80Vegetation period: annual
Cultivation
Planting distance (cm): 25 x 25Seed required for 1000 plants (g): 0.5Sowing depth: Germinates in light
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