200 reproducible seeds
A little-known but spectacular ornamental plant, Spanish Nigella (Nigella hispanica), also called "Papillose Nigella" or "Nigella papillosa," enchants with its delicate flowering and decorative lantern-shaped fruits. Native to the Mediterranean basin, it is valued both for its aesthetics and its uses as dried flowers.
Growing tips:
Sowing: from March in pots, or directly in open ground from April.
Depth: light covering (a few millimeters), light aids germination.
Ideal temperature: 15–20 °C.
Flowering: from June to August.
Soil: well-drained, light, rather calcareous.
Exposure: full sun.
Botanical characteristics:
Type: annual, non-perennial.
Stratification : not necessary.
Height: up to 60 cm.
Flower color: intense blue to violet, with prominent black stamens and finely cut foliage.
Uses:
In flower beds, borders, wild gardens, or flower meadows.
Highly prized in fresh bouquets or as dried flowers for its ornamental seed pods.
Garden associations:
It pairs wonderfully with cosmos, cornflowers, poppies, or Damask nigellas. It attracts pollinators and contributes to garden biodiversity.
Symbolism:
Like all nigellas, it is often associated with freedom, delicacy, and unrequited love, due to the brevity of its flowering and the complexity of its flowers.
Commitment to quality:
At SemiSauvage - Permaculture, we are committed to providing you with the highest quality reproducible seeds. Our seeds are carefully selected, sorted, and packaged without any chemical treatment.
Sale reserved for amateur gardeners seeking quality and authenticity.
