Name: Iberis amara seeds 1KG
Brand: Shanghai Touchhealthy seeds shop
SKU: THF077
Price: 53.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

Iberis amara, commonly known as bitter candytuft, is a charming fast‑growing annual flowering plant from the mustard family. It produces dense flat‑topped bunches of tiny pure‑white blossoms with faint delicate fragrance. Our premium iberis amara seeds are carefully‑screened high‑vitality grains, featuring quick germination, strong adaptability, neat compact growth habit and long‑time blooming. They are excellent for edging decoration, rock gardens, balcony containers, wild‑flower beds and courtyard landscape planting.

Key Features

Carefully‑sorted plump seeds with reliable high‑germination rate and tidy seedling emergence
Clustered flat white flower heads, elegant and neat ornamental appearance
Compact low‑growing plant shape, ideal for garden borders and ground‑cover layout
Great cold‑resistance, fine shade tolerance and strong suitability for various garden soils
Long flowering cycle, low‑maintenance and hardy for outdoor planting
Low‑impurity ornamental seeds for home gardening and large‑scale landscape plantation

Full Product Description

Iberis amara belongs to the Brassicaceae family. This annual candytuft forms short‑bushy green foliage and masses of attractive white flower clusters in spring and early summer. Besides ornamental value, the plant carries bitter‑tasting herbal properties. It fits well for flower borders, stone gaps, potted ornaments and mixed wildflower patches.

All seeds are repeatedly screened to remove shrivelled, broken and low‑viability grains, ensuring vigorous seedlings and abundant neat white flower clusters.

Packaging & Shipping Notes

Tiny iberis amara seeds are sealed inside thick moisture‑proof inner bags. Outer carton cushioning prevents seed loss and extrusion damage during transit.

Keep packages away from high‑temperature enclosed storage, damp surroundings and prolonged direct sunlight. Reseal leftover seeds tightly and store within cool‑dry well‑ventilated zones.

Planting Guide

Best Sowing Season

Sow seeds in early spring after frost or in autumn for early spring blooms. Suitable growing temperature ranges 12℃‑22℃.

Seed Pre‑Treatment

Soak fine seeds in room‑temperature clean water for 4‑6 hours
Discard floating inactive seeds
Mix tiny seeds with dry fine sand for even broadcasting

Soil Requirement

Clear weeds and stones, deeply loosen planting soil. Loose, fertile, well‑drained neutral‑alkaline sandy‑loam works best. Avoid water‑logged low‑lying ground.

Sowing Operation

Spread the seed‑sand mixture evenly, cover with an ultra‑thin 0.05‑0.10‑inch fine soil layer and gently compress topsoil.

Germination & Seedling Care

Maintain soft steady soil moisture. Healthy seeds germinate within 7‑14 days under mild‑temperature conditions. Thin seedlings timely for proper spacing and perform regular weeding.

Daily‑care for Mature Plants

Full sunlight encourages heavy blooming; partial shade is also acceptable. Keep moderate soil moisture and add diluted phosphorus fertilizer before budding. Cut away faded blooms to extend the flowering period.

Seed Storage & Package

Moisture‑proof sealed packaging protects seeds against dampness, mould and shipping‑caused damage.

Store spare seeds inside cool, dry, shaded and ventilated locations. Refrigerated storage supports long‑term preservation and stay away from hot‑humid surroundings. Sow seeds within three‑month storage for optimum germination‑rate.

Product Specifications

Plant Species：Iberis Amara (Bitter Candytuft)

Seed Type：Annual low‑growing white‑cluster ornamental flower seed

Growth Trait：Short bushy green leaves, flat dense bunches of small white blossoms

Sun Requirement：Full sun or light partial shade

Suitable Soil：Loose, well‑drained garden sandy‑loam, adaptable to ordinary soil

Hardiness：Cold‑tolerant, easy‑to‑grow, long blooming period, compact dwarf plant

Main Usage：Balcony potted planting, garden border edging, rockery decoration, wild‑flower bed and outdoor landscape projects

FAQ

Q1: How many days do iberis amara seeds take to germinate?

A1: After short‑time water‑soaking, viable seeds sprout within 7‑14 days under mild moist‑soil conditions.

Q2: Can bitter candytuft survive partial shade?

A2: It prefers full sunshine yet can grow well under light partial‑shade environments.

Q3: Is iberis amara suitable for garden edging?

A3: Its neat dwarf‑bushy shape and dense white blooms make it an ideal border‑edging flower.

Iberis amara seeds 1KG