Thompson & Morgan Wallflower Sugar Rush Mixed - 60 Plug Plants - Multicolor


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The Thompson & Morgan Wallflower Sugar Rush Mixed is an ideal choice for gardeners looking to add vibrant, fragrant color to their landscape during the off-season. Perfect for beds, borders, and containers, this award-winning bedding plant offers unique spring and autumn blooming windows with a delightful sweet scent. While highly versatile and tough in poor soil, users should note that these plants require consistent moisture during the initial establishment phase to thrive.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 12838f62-de96-40b7-b11a-2c10f9c80c25 |
| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
For best performance, these should be planted in August to take advantage of their rapid six-week bloom time.
Yes, their compact, multi-branching habit makes them an excellent choice for containers, window boxes, and hanging baskets.
While they are tough and handle poor soil, planting them in fertile, well-drained soil will maximize their growth and bloom density.
Yes, they are noted for having a delightful sweet fragrance, making them perfect for seating areas.
The plant typically reaches a height and spread of 30cm (12 inches).
The root system is not yet established. Water consistently for the first few weeks to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.
Ensure you are removing dead flowers (deadheading). Leaving spent blooms on the plant signals it to produce seeds and stop flowering.
Check that the plants are receiving enough sunlight. While they can handle partial shade, they perform significantly better with plenty of sun.
Plant these plug plants in a sunny or partially shaded position for optimal health. Ensure the soil is fertile and well-drained, though the plant is hardy enough to handle less-than-ideal soil. Upon arrival, plant immediately into moist soil and water consistently until the root systems are fully established in their new environment. As the plants grow, deadhead spent flowers regularly; this simple act directs the plant's energy into producing new buds rather than seeds, effectively extending the blooming period throughout the season.