Commelina is a comparatively rare, yet very interesting perennial plant. In temperate climates, this exceptional variety is mostly grown as an annual. In a period from July to late autumn, it produces lovely blue flowers that grow out of its 40 centimetre-long straight rigid shoots. Moreover, the flowers close in the evening, which is a feature very characteristic of this particular variety. Commelina is a superb choice for perennial beds, or it can be used as a cut flower.

Growing: sow the seeds in planter boxes or small pots from March to April. The seeds germinate in 14 to 20 days at 18-25oC. Plant out into the soil in late May, or when there is no risk of frost. This variety prefers fairly moist infertile soils.

Each packet contains 0.4g of seeds.
Each packet includes a growing guide and a sow-by date.

Approximately 125 seeds (+/- 20%)