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The Thompson & Morgan Viola Sorbet XP Mix is designed for gardeners looking to bring immediate, vibrant color to their outdoor spaces throughout the autumn, winter, and spring seasons. This hardy, free-flowering variety is perfect for container gardening, hanging baskets, and filling gaps in existing flower beds. While these plants offer exceptional versatility and reliability, users must be prepared to pot the plugs upon arrival to ensure they are well-established before their final outdoor planting.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 44cd5d42-26e8-4c01-949f-6197347d4b70 |
| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
These are ideal for autumn planting, allowing them to establish before the coldest winter temperatures arrive.
Yes, they are versatile enough to be planted in beds, borders, or containers.
They will reach a height of approximately 20cm with a spread of 23cm.
The mix features a beautiful combination of blue, pink, yellow, and terracotta blooms.
No, they are hardy plants specifically chosen for their ability to thrive in autumn and winter conditions outdoors.
This package contains 24 individual plug plants.
Immediately unpack the plugs, water them lightly, and place them in a cool, bright area away from direct harsh sunlight.
Ensure you are deadheading the plants regularly to prevent seed formation and promote continuous blooming.
This is often a sign of waterlogging; ensure your pots have proper drainage holes and do not let the plants sit in standing water.
Upon receiving your 24 plug plants, they should be potted on immediately into individual small pots. Use a good quality multi-purpose compost and keep them in a frost-free, bright location to allow the roots to establish. Once the roots have filled their pots and the plants are sturdy, they can be transplanted into their final locations—such as hanging baskets or directly into the ground. Maintain moist soil but avoid waterlogging, especially in winter. Regular deadheading of spent flowers will encourage the plants to continue producing new buds throughout the season.
