Billy Button Wildflower Seeds

Billy Button seeds can be sown in warm areas at any time of the year. However, in colder climates, wait until the danger of frost is over. Sow by pressing the Billy Button seeds into the soil surface directly where they are to grow, or you can start them in seed trays filled with a moist quality seed-raising mix. Water, and then keep evenly moist.

Adding Mr. Fothergill’s Wildflower Seed Starter Granules to the soil surface is beneficial. Place in a warm, shaded position to germinate fully. Transplant to the final growing position when plants are about 7cm (3”) tall—avoid disturbing the roots. Grow your Billy Button wildflowers in full sun or part shade in well-drained soil. Water regularly until established, but avoid fertilisers not designed for Australian natives.

Your seedlings should emerge between 14-21 days after sowing.

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