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Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare), packet of 100 seeds, Organic [MT, WA, SD NO]
$3.95
Family: Asteracea
Herbaceous perennial that spreads through underground stolons. Native to temperate zones worldwide and perfectly cold hardy. One of the “strewing herbs” of antiquity, containing volatile oils that repel flies and fleas. Plant prefers full sun and will prosper in regular garden soil. Sow small seed on surface of flat and press in hard, then keep moist until germination, which usually takes 1 to 2 weeks.
100 seeds/pkt., Certified Organically Grown (not available to MT, WA or SD states)
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Ekm –
Please let me know if this is blue tansy ?
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Richo Cech –
hi! its not, blue tansy is Tanacetum annuum with a gene-center in Morocco. r
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Jen (verified owner) –
If I am going to plant my Tansy Seed directly into my garden raised beds and also directly into the ground what would your planting advice be for success?
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Richo Cech –
Hi Jan,
Light-dependent seeds are best pressed into surface and kept moist until germination, then thinned to spacing. Tiny seeds like this are more commonly planted in pots, which provides more control and helps identify the seedlings. Mark your spot well. richo
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Jenny (verified owner) –
I purchased your tansi seeds and I wondered if I should cold stratify them before planting them from seed in my greenhouse
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Richo Cech –
Hi Jenny, Thanks for writing! Tansy seed is light-dependent but needs no prechill. Just sow on surface of flat or pot in greenhouse, press in hard and keep moist until germination. richo
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