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Canary Creeper Seeds

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Canary Creeper Seeds – Irish Plants Direct
 
Canary Creeper (Tropaeolum peregrinum) is a fast growing annual climber with delicate, fern like foliage and bright yellow, fringed flowers that resemble tiny birds in flight.
 
A close relative of nasturtium, this charming vine brings whimsical colour and soft texture to trellises, fences, hanging baskets, and vertical garden spaces.
 
Thriving in well-drained soil, Canary Creeper flourishes in full sun and blooms from midsummer to autumn. Its trailing stems and unique flowers attract bees and hoverflies, while the foliage adds a feathery contrast to bold summer plantings.
 
Seed Qty: Approx. 25 seeds
 
Sow: March – May (indoors or outdoors)
Germination: 10 – 14 days
Soil Type: Well-drained, moderately fertile soil
Position: Full sun
Height/Spread: 180 – 250 cm tall, 30 – 45 cm spread
Flowering: July – October
Companion Plants: Sweet Pea, Morning Glory, Nasturtium
Avoid Planting With: Dense or shade-casting perennials
 
Sowing Instructions
 
Indoors or Outdoors:
Sow seeds 1 cm deep in trays or directly into prepared beds. Transplant seedlings when large enough to handle, spacing 30 cm apart. Provide support for climbing. Water regularly but avoid overfeeding excess nutrients may reduce flowering.
 
Growing On:
Train stems up trellises or allow to trail from baskets. Deadhead to prolong flowering. Ideal for vertical gardens, whimsical borders, and pollinator-friendly displays.
 
 
Canary Creeper delivers playful blooms, soft foliage, and climbing charm in a fast-growing, easy-care annual. A delightful choice for vertical interest and summer colour.
 
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