planting love in a mist seeds Best Neonicotinoid-Free, Non-GMO Love in a Mist Seeds

planting love in a mist seeds Best Neonicotinoid-Free, Non-GMO Love in a Mist SeedsOpen Pollinated, Neonicotinoid Free Love in a Mist Seeds Love in a Mist seeds, also known as Nigella damascena, are a beautiful addition to any garden. A stunning old fashioned annual flower from the buttercup family. Native to southern Europe and northern Africa. With their delicate, feathery foliage and vibrant, jewel toned flowers, these seeds are sure to add a pop of color and charm to your outdoor space. As their name suggests, Love in a Mist

Open-Pollinated, Neonicotinoid-Free Love in a Mist Seeds

Love in a Mist seeds, also known as Nigella damascena, are a beautiful addition to any garden. A stunning old fashioned annual flower from the buttercup family. Native to southern Europe and northern Africa.  With their delicate, feathery foliage and vibrant, jewel-toned flowers, these seeds are sure to add a pop of color and charm to your outdoor space.

As their name suggests, Love in a Mist seeds produce stunning blooms surrounded by a mist of delicate foliage, creating a romantic and whimsical effect. Their flowers come in shades of blue, pink, white, and purple, and attract bees and other pollinators to your garden.

These seeds are easy to grow, making them perfect for both experienced gardeners and beginners alike. Simply sow them directly in your garden bed in the spring or fall, and watch as they grow into beautiful, blooming plants.

Not only are Love in a Mist plants visually appealing, they also have a long history of medicinal use. The seeds are believed to have anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, and have been used for centuries to treat various ailments.

With their stunning appearance and potential health benefits, Love in a Mist seeds are a must-have for any garden enthusiast. Order yours today and bring a touch of magic to your outdoor space.

• Edible

• Non-GMO

• Ornamental

• Medicinal

• Attracts pollinators

• Excellent for cut flowers

• Annual

• Sun: Full-partial 

• Direct Sow: When soil is warm

• Seed Count: 50

• Days to Maturity: 63-85

• Plant Size: 12"-24"

• Open Pollinated 

• Neonicotinoid-free

Gardener Tips

For continuous harvest, sow in succession 3-4 times, every 3-4 weeks. Direct sow, it is not recommended to transplant. Can be planted in the fall if winters are mild. Roots are sensitive. 

Harvesting Tips

For fresh arrangements, cut stems when the blooms are newly open and the delicate bracts are fully formed. Harvest in the cool of the morning for best vase life.

Love in a Mist is prized for its ornamental seed pods. Allow pods to mature on the plant until they are fully formed, firm, and turning from green to tan before harvesting.  Hang stems upside down or lay them flat in a dry, well-ventilated space. Once fully dry, pods can be used in dried arrangements or opened to collect seed.

Remove spent flowers to encourage more blooms.

Seed Saving

Seeds are ready when they rattle inside the pod. Gently crush pods to release seeds and store them in a cool, dry place for future sowing.

If seed saving isn’t a priority, simply allow pods to open naturally in the garden. Love in a Mist readily self seeds and often returns the following season.