Next year I will try staggered sowing.UMARKHANMARDAN wrote:Brig beautiful bed of the most brightest annual.i am always fascinated by this south African annual.i wish if the blooming time would be so long like that of Petunias.
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I fully agree with Arif sahib. At a very low cost and low maintenance, various varieties of genus Mesembryanthemum provide a stunning display which values far more than what we spend on it. I am particularly fond of perennial and more succulent looking varieties which make excellent low maintenance rock plants / ground cover. Foliage is great and abundance of flowers is a real bonus.
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i doubt that staggered sowing will have any significant result. They are first to go with the arrival of heat. Precisely Mid Spring
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You are right I also have a doubt.farhan137 wrote:i doubt that staggered sowing will have any significant result. They are first to go with the arrival of heat. Precisely Mid Spring