Pennie Black Seeds - Nemophila Baby Black Eyes Flower Seed

Pennie Black Seeds

1000 Seeds
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4.99
2000 Seeds
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8.99

SEASON

Annual

USDA ZONES

3 - 9

HEIGHT

4 inches

BLOOM SEASON

Early spring to late summer

BLOOM COLOR

Black

ENVIRONMENT

Full sun to partial shade

SOIL TYPE

Well-drained, pH 6.5 - 7.5

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

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Pennie Black (Nemophila Discoidalis) - Start Pennie Black seeds for this lovely low-growing annual that has a trailing habit. Nemophila Pennie Black, also known as Nemophila Baby Black Eyes, is a superb, easy to grow annual with masses of small, 1 inch deep violet to black flowers that are edged with white.
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Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

68F

AVERAGE GERM TIME

7 - 21 days

LIGHT REQUIRED

Yes

DEPTH

1/8th inch deep

SOWING RATE

4 - 5 seeds per plant

MOISTURE

Keep seeds moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

6 inches

Nemophila Pennie Black and Baby Blue Eyes Flowers
Nemophila Seed Packets For Planting
Our Outsidepride Nemophila Flower Seeds are perfect for enhancing your garden with vibrant blooms. These low-growing annuals feature delicate flowers in shades of blue, violet, or black, reaching approximately 4 inches in height. Thriving in full sun to partial shade, they grow well in USDA Zones 3-9 and prefer well-drained soil. Ideal for borders, containers, and ground cover, these plants bloom from early spring to late summer, attracting beneficial pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Easy to grow and maintain, our self-seeding flowers offer a beautiful and versatile addition to any garden.
Baby Blue Eyes Flowers
Large, Showy Blooms
Our Nemophila flower seeds are perfect for adding bold, showy blooms to your outdoor space. These vibrant flowers create a striking display in your garden, with a range of beautiful hues that stand out in any landscape. Ideal for borders, containers, and ground covers, these hardy annuals are sure to enhance the beauty of your garden with their eye-catching flowers.
Pennie Black Flowers
Delicate, Spreading Foliage
Our annual wildflower seeds feature delicate, spreading foliage that complements their bright blooms. The airy, light green leaves create a soft backdrop, allowing the stunning flowers to take center stage. Our low growing wildflower seeds adds a graceful touch to any garden or container.
Fast Growing Annual Baby Blue Eyes
Fast-Growing Annuals
Our fast-growing flower seeds are perfect for gardeners looking for quick results. With a germination period of just 7-21 days, these plants thrive in both full sun and partial shade, making them an excellent choice for a variety of garden spaces. Ideal for gardeners seeking a low-maintenance, beautiful addition to their landscape, these flowers quickly fill your garden with stunning blooms.
Fast Growing Pennie Black Flowers
Self-Seeding Capabilities
Our pennie black and baby blue eyes seeds have self-seeding capabilities, ensuring aesthetic blooms year after year. Once established, our plants reseed themselves, providing a vibrant garden display. Enjoy effortless beauty and continuous growth with our low maintenance outdoor plants.
Baby Blue Eyes and Pennie Black Nemophila Varieties
Our flower varieties, including Baby Blue Eyes and Pennie Black, bring unique beauty to your garden with their striking blooms. Baby Blue Eyes showcases delicate blooms with soft tones, while Pennie Black features bold flowers with a contrasting border. Both varieties are perfect for container gardens, adding charm and visual interest to any space with their distinct and captivating appearance
Bloom Color, Height, and Season  Chart for Nemophila Flowers
Both Baby Blue Eyes and Pennie Black flower seeds offer soft, vibrant blooms that brighten your spring garden from early spring to late summer. Baby Blue Eyes presents delicate blue flowers, while Pennie Black features stunning black flower bulbs with white edges. Our low-growing plants add color and charm, reaching a compact height of 4 inches, making them suitable for borders, containers, or ground covers. Enjoy effortless beauty with our captivating flowers.
Pennie Black and Baby Blue Eyes Garden Flower Mix
Nemophila flowers such as Baby Blue Eyes and Pennie Black offer effortless beauty in every bloom. Our colorful, low-maintenance plants provide vibrant blossoms that attract attention while adding grace to your garden. With our easy to grow seeds, you can create a beautiful garden simple and elegant. To start, sow 4-5 seeds with 6 inch spacing at 1/8 inch depth under 68F to germinate for 7-21 days for effective growth.

Pennie Black (Nemophila Discoidalis) - Start Pennie Black seeds for this lovely low-growing annual that has a trailing habit. Nemophila Pennie Black, also known as Nemophila Baby Black Eyes, is a superb, easy to grow annual with masses of small, 1 inch deep violet to black flowers that are edged with white. The Victorians loved this tiny two-toned flower with light, airy foliage. The Nemophila Penny Black plant only reaches 4 inches in height and is slightly trailing, so it is perfect for containers, baskets, and window boxes, or use it as an edging for borders or a ground cover plant.

Nemophila Penny Black seeds can be sown directly outdoors in a prepared seedbed. Lightly cover the flower seed with soil and keep moist. Nemophila seeds can be started indoors in the late winter for transplanting outside once frost season is over. In milder climates, Nemophila Penny Black will reseed itself for the following season. Nemophila care includes deadheading the spent flowers to promote continual flowers and following a regular watering schedule to keep the plant from drying out.

Common Questions

Q

Does nemophila make a good cut flower?

A

Although it makes a pretty cut flower, nemophila flowers do not last very long in water.

Q

Can I start nemophila inside?

A

Although they are easy to direct sow, and they do not like to be transplanted, they can be started inside six to eight weeks inside. Transplant carefully.

Q

Why did my nemophila die out in the middle of the summer?

A

Nemophila cannot tolerate high summer heat and will often die out in the summer.

Q

Should I deadhead my nemophila?

A

Yes, deadheading prolongs the blooming time and prevents excess self-sowing.

Q

What pollinators will nemophila attract?

A

Nemophila will attract bees and butterflies to the garden.

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