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Nigella - Blue
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Nigella

Blue - Nigella

Ref : E0145 - Nigella damascena
Bag of 200 seeds

This bushy variety offers an abundance of elegant blue flowers above finely cut, extremely decorative green foliage. The red-streaked brown fruits contain edible black seeds.

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The flowers of Nigella damascena are just as edible as its seeds - which taste like nutmeg. In his book "Edible Plants of the World", published in the 19th century, Lewis Sturtevant mentions the cultivation of Nigella damascena in Turkey for its seeds, which, like those of Nigella sativa, are used as condiments. Both species have traditionally been considered extremely medicinal. In fact, a 2015 study highlighted that Nigella damascena is not a diuretic like Nigella sativa, but has more powerful antioxidant properties than Nigella sativa.

in the ground, on the fly, online

Sow lightly, directly in place, in well-warmed soil. Press lightly and water in light showers. When plants have 3 to 4 leaves, thin out if necessary, leaving only one plant at 30 cm in all directions. To extend the flowering period, stagger sowing.

In mild climates, autumn sowing is possible for earlier flowering.

March, April, May, June

June, July, August, September

in the ground, in pot

semi-shade, sunny

medium

all floor types

drained, reheated, rich

Nigella damascena

mid-season

200 seeds

Mixed Colours

edible

From 25 to 45 cm

cut

Eurasia

The flowers of Nigella damascena are just as edible as its seeds - which taste like nutmeg. In his book "Edible Plants of the World", published in the 19th century, Lewis Sturtevant mentions the cultivation of Nigella damascena in Turkey for its seeds, which, like those of Nigella sativa, are used as condiments. Both species have traditionally been considered extremely medicinal. In fact, a 2015 study highlighted that Nigella damascena is not a diuretic like Nigella sativa, but has more powerful antioxidant properties than Nigella sativa.

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