Sweet Sultan The Bride Seeds

Sweet Sultan The Bride is a beautifully scented annual that produces soft creamy white blooms with a delicate feathery texture. 

 

Each flower has a gently domed centre surrounded by finely cut petals that give a light airy appearance, perfect for adding elegance to borders and cutting gardens.

Plants grow with slender branching stems that carry a generous number of blooms through summer. The flowers release a sweet perfume, especially in warm weather, making them ideal for patio displays, cottage gardens and fragrant planting schemes.

 

This variety is excellent for cutting, with long straight stems and blooms that last well in the vase. It thrives in sunny positions and well drained soil, rewarding gardeners with a continuous display of soft white flowers that blend beautifully with any colour scheme.

 

A graceful and lightly scented annual that brings charm, movement and classic garden beauty.

 

Seed Qty Approx 250

 

Sow February to May

Germination 10 to 21 days at mild temperatures

Soil and Position Fertile well drained soil in full sun

Height and Spread 45 to 60 cm tall, 25 to 35 cm spread

Flowering June to September

 

Sowing Instructions

Sow seeds indoors in trays or small pots filled with moist compost. Cover lightly and keep at a steady temperature until germination. Harden off young plants and transplant outdoors after the last frost. Alternatively, sow directly into prepared soil in a sunny position. Water well during establishment.

 

Grow and Maintenance

Water regularly during dry spells and feed every two weeks with a balanced fertiliser once plants begin to grow strongly. Remove faded blooms to encourage continuous flowering. Support may be helpful in exposed areas. Ideal for borders, cutting gardens and fragrant summer displays.

 

Uses and Benefits

Soft creamy white feathery blooms

Beautiful sweet fragrance

Excellent for cutting and arranging

Long flowering season

Ideal for cottage gardens and sunny borders

Easy to grow and reliable

 

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