FREE: S030 Dusty Miller Groundsel Ragwort Butterweed Senecio 100 Flower Bulk Seeds

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Item Code: S030
Name: Silverdust
Quantity: 100 Bulk Seeds
Height: 4 to 40 inches (10 to 100 cm).
Growing Region: Zones 3 to 10
Flowers: Spring, summer, autumn, winter: species dependent.
Flower Details: Yellow, pink. Ray florets. Rayless. Daisy-like. Clustered.
Foliage: Grey, silver, green. Pinnate. Lobed. Hairy.
Sow Outdoors: Surface. Before the last frost or in autumn. Spacing 4 to 30 inches (10 to 75 cm).
Sow Indoors: Vermiculite. Water from below. Germination time: one to three weeks in the light. Temperature 70°F (21°C). Seven or eight weeks in advance. Transplant outdoors following the last frost or in autumn in warm areas.
Requirements: Full sunlight. Good drainage. Ordinary soil. Regular watering during dry periods. Pinch tips. Prune once flowering has completed. In autumn. Deadhead. Perennials should be cut back in spring. Propagate perennials: dividing in the spring.
How to grow:
Due to the large range in the Senecio genus it is difficult to describe accurately how to grow all the species. It is important that you do not grow hybrid Senecio from seeds as they will not keep true (grow from purchased plants or divided plants and put out following the last frost of spring). 
If growing Senecio species such as Ragwort and Groundsel from seed then sow them in the springtime on the soil surface. Most species prefer sunny conditions and are tolerant of partial shade. Soil should be of an ordinary nature and well drained. If starting indoors, the seeds will take about two to three weeks to germinate at 18 to 22 degrees centigrade and should be grown in the light and watered from below, as Ragwort are easily damaged by water. Plants should be put out following the last frost at a spacing of 15cm (smaller Senecio varieties) through to 60cm for larger species.