If you’re looking for a charm

ing, easy-to-grow flower that adds beauty and fragrance to your garden, Alyssum Lavender is a perfect choice. With its soft purple blooms and sweet scent, this plant creates a lovely carpet of color in flower beds, borders, and containers. It’s low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and attracts pollinators, making it an excellent addition to any outdoor space. Petunia rose picotee shares same weather condition

Number of Seeds	70-100
Sowing month	Aug to Jan
Sowing temperature	20-35C
Blooming month	Dec to April
Sun	Full

Alyssum Lavender has stunning small, delicate pale purple flowers in tight clusters. The flowers are stunning against the dark green leaves of the plant and add to the look of the plant wit

h its lightness and air

iness. Wee but full-budded flowers splatter with an appearance that’s magical.

For it to flourish, Alyssum Lavender can be grown in full sun or partial shade. It does very well in full sun but can be trained to partial shade, particularly where the weather is hot. Four to six hours of sunlight daily is optimal for the plant. MIniature seagull use as decoration

It requires there to be drainage soil for proper growth. It hates waterlogged roots and should therefore be planted in sandy, light, or loamy soil where water just drains away. When planting in a pot, make hole in pot for water drainage.

Water well if dry but not waterlogged so that roots become rotten due to it. Mulch on the ground keeps it moist and has the added advantage of cooling the roots.

Alyssum Lavender Encourage flowers all year long by pruning shed flowers. That is deadheading and is acceptable in a manner to make the plant flower more all year long.

Fertilize Lavender Alyssum every six to four weeks with a balanced, equal liquid fertilizer to encourage maximum growth and flowers aplenty. Pinch will encourage bushy growth if the plant begins to become too thin or leggy.

Another great benefit of this plant is that it’s naturally resistant to diseases and pests. It does not require extensive use of insect pests, making it a simple crop for gardeners who’d adore beautiful flowers but do not have all the labor to invest in.

There are fairly a good number of wonderful reasons to plant this on your lawn. One, its pale lavender color and scent make it a wonderful addition to any lawn. Two, bees and butterflies stop by and pollinate other flowers.

Sweet and easy to care for, Alyssum Lavender is a lovely, low-maintenance flower that adds elegance, beauty, and fragrance to gardens with minimal effort. Plant it in the garden or container and reap months of gorgeous blooms and heavenly fragrance to enjoy!