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How to grow sweet william plants
Find out when your sweet william will bloom.
Due to the multiple varieties of sweet william and the different methods of growing them, you may hear conflicting information on when your flowers will grow and how long they will last. Biennial varieties bloom in their second year, and then die.
Options are: [i] Genderages plants can survive longer than female versions. In a genderage, plants can endure roughly 40 to 50 years in bloom before flowering again.. [ii] Pick your flower from the base of a tree. Simple flower harvests last for several years, so it's useful to begin doing this when the next bloom rolls up so when it flies down, the plant will add a few days to the fertility season.. [iii] Perennial varieties are supposed to regrow flowers year after year, but sweet william perennials usually take two years to bloom and often die before they bloom a second time. Correct care of sweet william perennials increases the chance of reseeding, as described in the section on caring for sweet william.. [iv] During this time, by winter (or, as soon as the weather warms, during late spring and fall) the flowers will no longer bloom. If you live in a dry climate and expect to transplant more flowers than you want, look for areas with high humidity during the winter months..
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