Seeded paper is a beautiful and sustainable way to grow a vibrant mix of wildflowers. Each sheet contains a blend of seeds that may include:
- Catchfly
- English Daisy
- Sweet Alyssum
- Spurred Snapdragon
- Corn Poppy (red & pink)
- Black-Eyed Susan
- Dwarf Godetia
- Lemon Mint
- Maiden Pinks
Step-by-Step Growing Guide:
- Soak the Paper:
Begin by soaking the seeded paper in water overnight. This helps soften the paper and activates the seeds by allowing them to absorb moisture. - Planting:
Place the soaked paper on soil in a pot or garden bed. Cover it lightly with a thin layer of good-quality potting compost. Gently spray with water to keep it evenly moist. - Care During Germination:
Keep the soil damp but not soggy. Water daily with a gentle mist to prevent it from drying out. Under ideal conditions, seeds typically germinate within 7–10 days. - Where & When to Plant:
Seeded paper can be planted indoors or outdoors. If sowing outside, wait until late spring to avoid frost. For best results, start in a greenhouse or a warm, sheltered spot. - Ongoing Care:
Keep the soil consistently moist as the seedlings grow. Once established, your wildflowers will begin to thrive and bring color and life to your space.
