Bells of Ireland, Renee’s Garden Seeds

Bells of Ireland is an endearing old-fashioned favorite that has graced cottage gardens for generations. The tall candelabra-like spires are densely cloaked in apple-green shell-shaped bracts, each surrounding tiny white center florets. Their intricate soft form and warm green coloration is dramatic in the garden and strikingly beautiful to set off other flowers in bouquets. The long-blooming and graceful stems have a grassy, meadowsweet scent and are easy to air dry for year-round everlasting arrangements.
Has a beautiful fragrance ! 
Seed Count: Approx. 150-160 / Weight: 1 g
In our climate in northern Alberta , bells do best planted out as seedlings. On our farm we place seeds in wet paper towels inside of a ziplock bag and put in the fridge for 10-12 days. Around mid to end of April, we take the ziplock and place it on a heat mat under lights. Check for germination every couple days. Once sprouted, drop into seedling tray of soil about 1/2 inch deep. When ready to plant out, Harden off and plant out. They can handle pretty cool temperatures if hardened off.