Bells of Ireland Seeds

Bells of Ireland Seeds
This cool-weather annual is grown for its showy, cup-shaped papery green calyxes more than for its tiny, fragrant white flowers. Plants reach 2-3′ and bloom in late summer. Excellent cut or dried flowers.

Bells Of Ireland, Moluccella Laevis
Excellent flowers for arrangements, fresh or cuts or dried.
HEIRLOOM. An attention-getter in the border. Stems are arrayed with spectacular green bell-shaped bracts that are straw- colored when dried. Grows best in full sun to partial shade in well-drained soil.

Bells Of Ireland, Pixie Bells
A sturdy, luminous beauty for the border.
Our selection of the heirloom favorite Moluccella laevis is as lovely as ever—only shorter. The plants have multiple stem that are strong and don’t fall over after rain. Flowers are lime green and look well in the garden or cut and brought indoors.

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