Capricorn Seed Bundle
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Capricorn gardeners, you guys are so badass. You are committed, pragmatic, responsible humans with a pinch of competition thrown in for good fun. Your gardens are productive and you never shy away from challenges.

These are the seeds for your Capricorn garden.

HEIGHT1-4 ft when full grown
SPACING9" between plants
LIGHTFull sun, or part-shade
ZONEGrows everywhere in the United States (zones 2-11)
SHIPPINGNow
INCLUDES6 tubes of seeds: Lilac Pom Pom Breadseed Poppy, Black Swan Breadseed Poppy, Ruby Moon Hyacinth Bean, Pro Cut Plum Sunflower, Amazing Grey Shirley Poppies, Black Knight Scabiosa

Spring Plant

SummerBloom

Winter

Description

We know the you Capricorns like special things, and you're experimenters. We have seeds for your garden that won't require too much fussing, but will pay off with dark black and purple flowers you can play with - nothing coy or frilly about it.

Black Swan Breadseed Poppy and Lilac Pom Pom Breadseed Poppy, (the outrageous shag of these ephemeral beauties will astound you, and the seed pods can be saved for winter display or dried flower crafting), Amazing Gray Shirley Poppies, (they truly are amazing!!), Pro Cut Plum Sunflowers, Black Knight Scabiosa, (dye your tea towels veri peri), and Ruby Moon Hyacinth Bean, (good name for your first child?)

Includes 6 seed tubes; specific planting instructions are on each individual seed tube, but basic instructions are below.

DEER Deer resistant
KIDS+PETS Non-toxic
CLIMATE Likes warm summers
WATER Drought tolerant
INDOOR+POTSGrows well in containers outside

How to Plant

Tuck seeds 1/8" deep, 2" apart. Water gently and regularly as seedlings emerge over the next 2 wks. Once babies are 2” tall, pluck so there's just one per 12"

Where to Plant

Find a place that gets a decent amount of sun, and space seeds 2" apart, thin plants to about 9" apart.

When to Plant

Plant outside after your average last frost in the Spring.

When to Expect Blooms

Mid-Summer through frost.

Care Instructions

Water regularly until they get established, and then give them extra water during dry spells. Pick the flowers regularly (Bring the flowers in! Make bouquets! Have fun!) to encourage more blooms. And ask us any questions along the way. Provide support for the Hyacinth Bean.