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Gunnera tinctoria seed.
£2.50
Gunnera tinctoria seed is best sown as fresh as possible although I have sown seed that has germinated reasonably well in spring, so all is not lost if you are reading this in Spring. Surface sow and keep as close to 20 – 25c as possible and moist at all times.
Each packet contains 100 seed.
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Hardiness - Hardy - mulch in winter.
Aspect - Full sun - shade
Soil - Moist
Height - 2mts
Width - 3mts
Flowering - Summer
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