Sweet William Blossoms Herb Harvest after 105-110 days

Harvest after 105-110 days

Harvest after 35 - 40 days

A generous helping of endive leaves in salad preparations will give a crunchy and voluminous edge to the mix

The plant can grow upto 24 to 36 inches after blooming fully and tend to grow a little thin but planting them in a bunch together will give a better view for your gardens

The leaves of the plant are highly fragrant and aromatic and are widely used in making basil based pesto

Sweet William Blossoms Herb Harvest after 105-110 daysSweet William Blossoms are the perfect pot carnation plants and belong to the Caryophyllaceae family. In addition to having edible blooms, Sweet William also offers evergreen foliage, fragrant even cut flowers. These flowers are usually found in red, pink and white with a mild clove or nutmeg scent. This variety of dianthus is a biennial or short lived. The remarkable sweet petals of Sweet William can be used in cake decorations, salads. The intense