Yellow-white Douglas' meadowfoam (Limnanthes douglasii) is a charming annual plant that blooms all summer long. Quick growth belongs to the biggest advantages of this species - flowers appear on plants already two months after the emergence. Numerous, broadly spread stems are covered with small, vividly green leaves. The tufts quickly cover themselves with myriads of yellow, white-rimmed, bowl-shaped blooms. This wonderful covering plant may be planted on flower bed edgings, in rock gardens and in containers. The flowers excrete a pleasant and tender aroma that would attract bees and many other useful insects to your garden.

This undemanding and easily cultivated plant may be grown from seeds without any problems. What is most important, they may be sown directly on the field. Sow Douglas' meadowfoam seeds to the permanent site in the spring. The emergence occurs after two weeks. This species very often disseminates on its own, so do not be surprised to see it next season again. It thrives in every kind of soil, however it prefers fertile, moist and well permeable soils. You should choose sunny sites for cultivation of the Douglas' meadowfoam.

Each package contains 1 g of yellow-white Douglas' meadowfoam seeds. The package information contains a growing guide and the sow-by date.

• Weight: 1 g
• Use: Ornamental - edgings, rock gardens, containers
• Flowering period: summer
• Growth form: tufts
• Flower colour: Yellow - white
• Vegetation form: annual
• Flower type: Bowl-shaped
• Site: sunny; all kinds of soils, prefers fertile, moist and permeable ground