Garden Ladybird/Black Fennel (Nigella sativa) seed
875 Ft
The garden marigold(Nigella sativa) is an annual plant native to the Mediterranean and the Middle East, the seed of which is a spice known as black cumin, perhaps best known in this country from the tops of Turkish and Middle Eastern pastries. It tastes a bit like onion and smells like pepper and oregano. Its cousins are the common juniper (Nigella damascena), which is often planted in gardens, the field ladybird (Nigella arvensis), which is also native to Hungary, and the Spanish ladybird (Nigella hispanica), which is also planted as an ornamental. It has been known and used as an herb and medicinal plant since antiquity, and was even found in the tomb of Tutankhamun.
Features:
- Other names: ladybird, black cumin, hairy candelilla, garden candelilla, black onion seed.
- Latin name: Nigella sativa
- family: Ranunculaceae
- life cycle: annual
- flowering period: june- september
- size: 20-40 cm
- soil: dry, average
- growing area: sunny
- other: edible seeds, herb, medicinal plant
- seeds origin: Austria
- pollination factor: 7/10
1 packet 0,3 g - contains about 100 seeds.
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Description
The garden marigold(Nigella sativa) is an annual plant native to the Mediterranean and the Middle East, the seed of which is a spice known as black cumin, perhaps best known in this country from the tops of Turkish and Middle Eastern pastries. It tastes a bit like onion and smells like pepper and oregano. Its cousins are the common juniper (Nigella damascena), which is often planted in gardens, the field ladybird (Nigella arvensis), which is also native to Hungary, and the Spanish ladybird (Nigella hispanica), which is also planted as an ornamental. It has been known and used as an herb and medicinal plant since antiquity, and was even found in the tomb of Tutankhamun.
Features:
- Other names: ladybird, black cumin, hairy candelilla, garden candelilla, black onion seed.
- Latin name: Nigella sativa
- family: Ranunculaceae
- life cycle: annual
- flowering period: june- september
- size: 20-40 cm
- soil: dry, average
- growing area: sunny
- other: edible seeds, herb, medicinal plant
- seeds origin: Austria
- pollination factor: 7/10
Sow the seeds in spring in prepared soil or pots. Sow the seeds in their permanent location, they do not take well to transplanting. Cover the seeds with soil. Water them. Keep the soil moist for the first 1-2 weeks. Annual flower by 8-10 weeks after sowing, it is already flowering, long blooming. Delight in the spectacle!
TIP: sown before/when the spring bulbs flower, the annuals will flower just as the spring bulbs are disappearing and will cover the drying foliage of the bulbs.
The garden ladybird flower occurs in the following mixtures:
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