Bells of IrelandCommon Name: Bells of Ireland Scientific Name: Moluccella laevis USDA Hardiness Zones: N/A (annual) Approximate number of seeds per gram (ounce) : 145 (4,200) Sun: full sun or partial shade Water: keep soil moist during germination, once established, water regularly Soil: lightly cover with of average, well-drained soil Temperature: 13 to 19 degrees Celsius (55 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit) Spacing: about 12 inches apart in flower beds Germination Time: two to five weeks Bells of Ireland produces pale green funnel-like bells which contain the small white flowers. It is native to western Asia and can be challenging to grow from seed. Results will improve with a few weeks of cold stratification as well as an overnight soaking prior to sowing. Bells of Ireland does not handle hot, humid or drought conditions well. |
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