Mix of annuals Seeds - Easy Annuals Fairy Mixed

Try this delicious mix Easy Annuals 'Fairy Mixed', that consists of small annuals and that are perfect for adding a touch of grace to borders and low-lying beds. Made up of many varieties selected for their staggered flowering periods, it creates a surprising, ever-changing decor all throughout the summer. Sow directly in their final position in spring, in a well-prepared soil, in the sun.

D'une hauteur allant de 5 à 45 cm, les plantes de la sélection Easy Annuals 'Fairy Mixed' demandent très peu d'entretien et s'accommodent assez bien de la sécheresse. Les floraisons s'étalent de mai-juin à septembre-octobre, en fonction des plantes. Ce mélange se compose, selon les disponibilités, de différentes espèces et variétés dont celles qui suivent:

The plants in the Easy Annuals 'Fairy Mixed' selection measure 5 to 45 cm in height, require very little maintenance and are fairly drought tolerant. Their flowering period occurs from May-June to September-October, varying with the diversity of plants. This mix consists of different species and varieties, depending on their availability, including the following:

Agrostis nebulosa, a small grass

Anagalis monellii ssp. linifolia Gentian Blue, a small plant with blue flowers

Camissonia cheiranthifolia Silver and Gold, a trailing plant with yellow flowers

Clarkia concinna Pink Ribbons with airy, fuchsia blooms

Clarkia bottae Lilac Pixie with almost-transparent, lilac pink flowers

Cuphea miniata Firefly with clusters of small purple-red flowers

Linanthus androsacus French Hybrids with tiny flowers in all shades of colour

Linaria aeruginea Grenada Sol, a small, yellow, dwarf toadflax

Linaria maroccana confetti, a mountain species of toadflax that comes in a wide range of colours

Lobularia maritima Red, a sweet alyssum with garnet red flowers

Ursinia anethoides with small daisy-like flowers of a bright orange-yellow

Viola x wiiliamsiana Little Rascals, a small dwarf pansy

Viola x williamsiana Black, another pansy that is black

Direct sow in their final positions, once the soil is warm enough. This mix is ideal for borders, rock gardens, alpine gardens and even window boxes to decorate the terrace. The flowers are often melliferous and nectar-rich, providing an important source of food for foraging insects.