Bells of Ireland Seeds For Planting (Molucella laevis)
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basic information
Bells of Ireland (Molucella laevis) is an annual plant known for its tall spikes of green, bell-shaped calyces surrounding small white flowers. Its unique appearance makes it a popular choice in floral arrangements, adding texture and a fresh, subtle hue to bouquets. The plant also holds symbolic value in some cultures, often associated with good luck. Additionally, its dried stalks are used in crafts and decor for their lasting structure and color.
Seed Count
400 SEEDS
Open Pollinated
YES
Pollinator Friendly
NO
Heirloom
YES
Untreated
YES
Non-GMO
YES
How To Grow
GROWER TIP: For the best results with Bells of Ireland, place your seeds in the freezer for two weeks before sowing them ¼” under, as they can benefit from a period of cold stratification. Once planted, keep the soil consistently moist and maintain a mild temperature of around 65°F.
SEED PREP
Stratification
SOWING DEPTH
1/4" under
LIGHT PREFERENCE
Full sunlight
SOIL CONDITIONS
Neutral to Fertile
MOISTURE NEEDS
Water daily
GERMINATION
7 to 14 days
PLANT HEIGHT
30" tall
PLANT WIDTH
10” to 12” spread
PLANT SPACING
12” to 18” apart
CUT FLOWER
YES
FLOWER SIZE
2” to 3" blooms
SEASON
Annual
SCIENTIFIC NAME
Molucella laevis
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
Easy to germinate.
FLOWER COLOR
Green
