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Red Lilac Seeds Syringa Vulgaris for Planting Perennial Potted Plant Shrub Seeds Attract Bees and Birds Great for Landscaping or Bonsai 25Pcs by
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Flowers: Red Lilac is famous for its beautiful red flowers, which are its distinguishing feature. The flowers are usually in panicles and are tightly packed on the branches to form spectacular bouquets. Floral Fragrance: Red Lilac is popular not only for its flower color but also for its fragrance. The floral fragrance is usually strong and long-lasting and can perm…
Flowers: Red Lilac is famous for its beautiful red flowers, which are its distinguishing feature. The flowers are usually in panicles and are tightly packed on the branches to form spectacular bouquets. Floral Fragrance: Red Lilac is popular not only for its flower color but also for its fragrance. The floral fragrance is usually strong and long-lasting and can permeate the garden. Uses: Red Lilac is commonly used in landscaping and can be planted in gardens, patios, flower beds or along roadsides. They are also a popular material for bouquets and cut flowers, and are used in fresh flowers and floral arrangements. Attract wildlife: Red Lilac flowers often attract butterflies, bees and other pollinators, adding vitality to the ecosystem. Long-lived Plant: Red Lilac is a relatively long-lived plant that can grow and continue to bloom for many years under the right conditions. How to Plant:1.Cold treatment: Red Lilac seeds need a period of cold to break dormancy and encourage germination. This process is called fir. Place the seeds in a damp paper towel or napkin and place them in a ziplock bag. Place the bag in the refrigerator's refrigerator (not the freezer) at a temperature of about 32°F to 41°F for about 2 to 3 months. 2. Prepare the planting container: After the cold treatment is complete, prepare a planting container using nursery soil or general flower soil. 3. Sowing: Spread the cold-treated seeds evenly over the soil surface. Do not cover the seeds as they usually need light to germinate. 4. Provide light and moist environment: Place the planting container in a bright location but not directly exposed to the sun. Keep the soil moist, but not too wet. Use a spray bottle to lightly mist water to avoid rinsing the seeds. 5. Care of seedlings: Once the Red Lilac seeds have germinated, care for the seedlings carefully. When they grow older and stronger, consider transplanting them to a larger container or outdoor location. 6. Transplant outdoors: When the seedlings are strong enough, they can be transplanted to a suitable location outdoors. Make sure they have enough sunlight and space to grow.
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Flowers: Red Lilac is famous for its beautiful red flowers, which are its distinguishing feature. The flowers are usually in panicles and are tightly packed on the branches to form spectacular bouquets. Floral Fragrance: Red Lilac is popular not only for its flower color but also for its fragrance. The floral fragrance is usually strong and long-lasting and can permeate the garden. Uses: Red Lilac is commonly used in landscaping and can be planted in gardens, patios, flower beds or along roadsides. They are also a popular material for bouquets and cut flowers, and are used in fresh flowers and floral arrangements. Attract wildlife: Red Lilac flowers often attract butterflies, bees and other pollinators, adding vitality to the ecosystem. Long-lived Plant: Red Lilac is a relatively long-lived plant that can grow and continue to bloom for many years under the right conditions. How to Plant:1.Cold treatment: Red Lilac seeds need a period of cold to break dormancy and encourage germination. This process is called fir. Place the seeds in a damp paper towel or napkin and place them in a ziplock bag. Place the bag in the refrigerator's refrigerator (not the freezer) at a temperature of about 32°F to 41°F for about 2 to 3 months. 2. Prepare the planting container: After the cold treatment is complete, prepare a planting container using nursery soil or general flower soil. 3. Sowing: Spread the cold-treated seeds evenly over the soil surface. Do not cover the seeds as they usually need light to germinate. 4. Provide light and moist environment: Place the planting container in a bright location but not directly exposed to the sun. Keep the soil moist, but not too wet. Use a spray bottle to lightly mist water to avoid rinsing the seeds. 5. Care of seedlings: Once the Red Lilac seeds have germinated, care for the seedlings carefully. When they grow older and stronger, consider transplanting them to a larger container or outdoor location. 6. Transplant outdoors: When the seedlings are strong enough, they can be transplanted to a suitable location outdoors. Make sure they have enough sunlight and space to grow.