Status
tryingCatalog ID
CF-55Seasons logged
1Most commonly known for its papery, coin-like pods, the biennial Money Plant (or Lunaria) actually has a deep purple flower bloom as well! Growing up to 36", it makes an excellent edging plant, and is of course also superb for dried flower arrangements.
How it grows
Germination
- Days to germ.
- 10–14 d
- Depth
- 0.25 in
Culture
- Spacing
- 4–6 in
- Height
- 36 in
- Sun
- Sun, Partial Shade
- Frost
- tender
Harvest
Trials
Sown
Source
Seeds
Rating
Notes
Other Observations
Notes not filed against a sowing. Everything else sits with its trial above.
No loose observations — every note belongs to a sowing.
This variety’s year
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Sow indoorsApr 9
Outdoor / directMay 21 – Jun 18
Seed source
Eden Brothers