Pink baby's breath (Gypsophila elegans) belongs to the long blooming annual plants, whose greatest ornamental value lies in an attractive shape and exuberant numbers of tiny, enchanting flowers. Numerous tiny leaves and light pink blooms develop on branched out, erect and tender stalks of the presented variety. The plant retains its looks the whole summer long, from June until end of August.

The seeds of pink baby's breath should be sown in spring directly at the permanent site. The plant grows best in a fertile, humous, not to acidic and permeable soil. This species fits well into sunny rock gardens and on elevated flower beds. Fluffy flower pillows allow to fill the gaps between the perennials and lend grace to every composition. Baby's breath can and should be planted in company of plants with slender, erect stalks and lower growing species that are used mostly at flower bed edgings. It looks awesome with decorative grasses, roses, as well as in fresh and dried bouquets.

Each packet contains 1 g of pink annual baby breath's seeds. Growing guide and sow-by date are included in the package information.

• Weight: 1 g
• Use: ornamental; flower beds, rock gardens, cut flower in fresh and dried bouquets
• Flowering period: June - end of August
• Growth form: tufts
• Flower colour: pink
• Vegetation form: annual
• Site: sunny; fertile, humous, permeable, acidic soil