The hybrid variety 'Rosensinfonie' of the masterwort delights with its delicate, pink flowers that resemble tiny stars. This perennial adds a romantic charm to any garden and magically attracts bees and other pollinators with its abundance of flowers. With its long flowering period from June to August, it is a wonderful addition to partially shaded locations and also makes an excellent cut flower.

With its enchanting pink blossoms, the 'Rose Symphony' brings harmonious elegance to the garden and is a highlight for natural plantings and flower arrangements.

Details:
Sowing indoors/greenhouse: February to March
Sowing outdoors: April to May
Germination time: 8–10 weeks
Sowing depth: Cover seeds only lightly with soil
Height: approx. 60 cm
Planting distance: 60 cm
Flowering time: June to August
Soil: Fresh to moist, humus-rich
Fertilization: Organic fertilizer, slow-release fertilizer
Location: Partial shade; in cooler areas also sunny
Water requirements: Moderate; avoid waterlogging

Growing tips:
Sowing should initially take place for 2–4 weeks at temperatures of approximately 18–22 °C and should be kept well moist. A cold period of 4–6 weeks at -4 to +4 °C is then required to promote germination. After this period, the temperature should remain at 5–12 °C until germination is complete.
A partially shaded location with humus-rich, moist soil is ideal. After flowering, it's recommended to cut back the faded stems to strengthen the plant. No special protection is necessary in winter, as the plant is hardy.

Use:
Bee pasture
cut flower

Bag contents:
Approx. 30 seeds
Store in a cool, dry place.