Saxifraga granulata seeds – ( Meadow Saxifrage, First of May)

Description

Saxifraga granulata seeds picture thanks to https://www.jelitto.com

This plant  is an English wild flower which is often found in old churchyards, meadows and dry banks

Saxifraga granulata seeds produce a plant which forms a nice rosette of glossy scalloped leaves which are kidney shaped. In late spring the lovely simple clusters of white flowers emerge . The plant dies down in the summer, and the leaves reappear in Autumn and winter. We sometimes sell plants of these seeds. See our plants page https://www.owairakaseeds.co.nz/product-category/p-plants-p/

Sowing advice for Saxifraga

Sow in spring into pots . Cover lightly with moist seed raising mix and cover with plastic to conserve moisture. Keep at about 20  deg C for 3 weeks, Then  put into the fridge  for 3 weeks.  After  this bring seeds out of the fridge to 20 ° C . Remove the plastic once the first seeds germinate. They should germinate in about 2- 4 weeks after removal from the fridge.  If no germination occurs after about 12 weeks repeat the above procedures.