
VEGSOW Love in a Mist Seeds - Miss Jekyll Double Mix Heirloom Flower Seeds
$3.00
- Features the classic Miss Jekyll Double Mix variety of Nigella damascena.
- Produces distinctive double-petaled flowers in shades of blue and white.
- Includes fern-like, feathery foliage that adds texture to floral arrangements.
- Suitable for direct sowing in garden beds or containers.
- Annual flowering plant variety for seasonal garden displays.
Style: Packet
Love in a Mist (Nigella damascena) - Miss Jekyll Double Mix
The Miss Jekyll Double Mix is a selection of Nigella damascena, commonly known as Love in a Mist. This annual flowering plant is recognized for its intricate, feathery foliage and unique flower structure. The double-petaled blooms provide a distinct aesthetic for garden borders, cut flower arrangements, and dried floral displays.
Cultivation and Growth Characteristics
These seeds are intended for outdoor garden use. To achieve consistent growth, sow seeds directly into well-drained soil once the danger of frost has passed. The plants thrive in sunny locations and are known for their ability to self-seed in favorable conditions. Following standard horticultural practices for annuals will assist in obtaining the expected lush, green growth and floral development.
Product Specifications
- Variety: Miss Jekyll Double Mix
- Botanical Name: Nigella damascena
- Plant Type: Annual
- Foliage: Fine, fern-like, feathery texture
- Bloom Style: Double-petaled flowers
- Usage: Garden beds, borders, cut flowers, and dried arrangements
Gardening Tips for Success
To ensure successful germination and development, maintain consistent soil moisture during the initial growth phase. As the plants mature, they demonstrate moderate drought tolerance. The unique seed pods that follow the flowering stage can also be harvested for decorative use, providing utility beyond the blooming period. By following the provided planting depth and spacing guidelines, gardeners can manage the density and health of the plant population throughout the growing season.








