Sow 3 seeds 6 mm-12 mm (¼-½") deep in each cell of a 72-cell tray
Dutch irises perform best in soil that provides good drainage
more commonly they are grown in pots or dishes with some stones or marbles to anchor them in place and a little water
Wet the fibre or compost first and place a layer in the bottom of the container
🛡️ Hardiness: USDA Zones 3–9 — dies back in winter
PIGEON PEA- LIVE PLANT -Jamaican Gungo peas , Cajanus Cajun Size:3 PLANTS Sow 3 seeds 6 mm-12Pigeon Pea Live Plants Cajanus cajan Also known as Gungo Peas, Gandules, Congo Peas One of the most culturally significant legumes in the Caribbean, Africa, and South Asia Pigeon Pea has fed communities for over 3,500 years. Hardy, drought tolerant, and incredibly productive, this perennial shrub earns its place in any tropical or warm climate garden. Why Grow Pigeon Pea? Nitrogen fixing naturally improves soil fertility, benefiting neighboring crops