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Summer flowers

Our summer flower seeds are the ideal choice for a colorful summer garden. With their diverse, vibrant blooms, summer flowers transform any flowerbed into a sea of ​​vibrant color. Whether as a colorful mix in a flowerbed or as an eye-catcher in a vase, summer flowers not only bring color to the garden, but also joy to your life.

In our Garden Magic online shop, you'll find a carefully curated selection of summer flower seeds. We've carefully selected special varieties for you: from the delicate blossoms of cosmos like ' Apricotta ', to impressive amaranths like ' Velvet Curtains ', to fragrant sweet peas in dazzling colors like the enchanting ' Enchanté '. Discover the variety and be inspired by the floral splendor.

In the Gartenzauber online shop you can order seeds of the most beautiful summer flower varieties at any time.

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Häufig gestellte Fragen (FAQ)

Summer flower seeds can be started indoors in pots on a windowsill from February to April. Direct sowing outdoors is possible from mid-May, after the Ice Saints. Some frost-resistant varieties can be sown directly into the garden as early as March/April.

Cold-germinating seeds are seeds that require a cold stimulus to germinate. These seeds go through a dormant period that can be overcome by low temperatures (usually between 0 and 5 degrees Celsius). To promote germination, you should store the seeds in the refrigerator for 1 to 2 weeks before sowing. After that, you can sow them as usual.

Dark germinators require darkness to germinate. These seeds should be lightly covered with soil. Light germinators, on the other hand, need light to germinate. These seeds should be placed only lightly on the surface of the moist substrate and then simply sprayed with water to meet the growing plant's water needs without washing them away.

Summer flowers are generally not winter hardy and do not tolerate frost. In cold climates, they should be removed from the garden, patio, or balcony before the onset of winter, or overwintered in pots in a frost-free place. However, some varieties can reproduce and grow again the following year, often with smaller flowers.