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Grow Sturt's Desert Pea – Unique Australian Wildflower Seeds for Arid Gardens

Grow Sturt's Desert Pea – Unique Australian Wildflower Seeds for Arid GardensItem NO.: YQ-1712-choice

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  • ☛ Sturt's Desert Pea (Swainsona formosa)

    Sturt's Desert Pea, a well-known wildflower and the floral emblem of South Australia, is recognized for its striking deep scarlet or red flowers with a black or dark red center. The individual flowers, about 90 mm long, bloom in clusters of 5 to 6 during late spring and summer. The plant can be an annual or short-lived perennial and is endemic to Australia’s arid regions, thriving in well-drained soils under full sun. It is both drought and frost resistant.


    Preferred Growing Conditions:
        •    Soil: Light to medium, well-drained.
        •    Sun: Full sun.

        •    Climate: Grows well in arid regions, tolerates drought and frost.


    ▲ Sowing Instructions:
        •    Best Time to Sow: Spring or autumn in temperate climates, avoiding extreme cold or heat.
        •    Germination Temperature: 18-24°C.
        •    Pre-Treatment (Scarification):
    Swainsona seeds have a hard outer coating that prevents water absorption. Scarify seeds by pre-treating them with hot water.
        1.    Place seeds in a container.
        2.    Pour freshly boiled water over the seeds and allow them to soak for 5-10 seconds.

        3.    Soak the seeds in room temperature water for 8-12 hours.


    ▲ Sowing Process:
        •    Depth: Sow seeds at a depth of 5 mm or equivalent to the seed’s width.
        •    Position: Place the sowing container in a warm, shaded, or semi-shaded area to prevent drying out.

        •    Moisture: Keep the soil warm and moist, but avoid waterlogging.


    Germination:

    Seeds typically germinate in 10-21 days at temperatures between 18-24°C. However, some seeds may remain dormant and sprout later when environmental conditions resemble their natural habitat.


    Additional Notes:
        •    Seeds may remain dormant even after initial attempts at germination; do not discard trays too early.
        •    Always ensure adequate moisture without waterlogging to encourage healthy germination.

        •    Results may vary depending on regional suitability, and the customer should ensure the growing conditions are appropriate for their area.


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