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Giant Zinnia Super cactus Mix Flower Seeds
Celosia Pampas Plume Mix F1 Hybrid Flower Seeds
Celosia ‘Cristata Mix’ Flower Seeds
Gomphrena (Globe Amaranth) Mix Flower Seeds
Portulaca Double Flower Mixed Seeds
Single Portulaca Flower Mixed Seeds
Cosmos Flower Seeds - Cosmic Mix
Sunflower Pro Cut Mix F1 Hybrid Seeds
American Giant F1 Hybrid Sunflower Seeds – Tall Giant Variety
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Summer Flower Seeds Set – 16 Value Packs
Summer Flowers Garden Kit - GREEN BOX
Salvia Coccinea Seeds – Red Scarlet Sage Perennial Flower
Flower Sowing Calendar
Pick a flower to see the best months to sow it in the plains and the Northern Areas.
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General guide — local weather can shift sowing by 2–4 weeks.
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Flower Growing Questions
Cool-season flowers such as petunia, pansy, calendula, sweet pea, snapdragon, stock, poppy, dianthus and larkspur grow best in Pakistan's winter. Browse our winter flower seeds for the full range.
In most of Punjab and Sindh, sow winter flowers from late September to November and summer flowers such as zinnia, sunflower, portulaca and cosmos from February to April. Check the planting calendar for month-by-month options.
Yes. Compact flowers like petunia, pansy, marigold, dianthus and portulaca do very well in pots. Use a light potting mix, make sure pots drain well and give plants at least 5–6 hours of sunlight.
Sprinkle tiny seeds on the surface of moist seed-starting mix in seedling trays and press them lightly — do not bury them deep. Keep the mix moist with a spray bottle and transplant seedlings once they have 3–4 true leaves.
Start with compost or vermicompost at planting time. Once plants are established, a feed with higher phosphorus and potassium encourages more blooms. See our fertilizers & nutrients and avoid too much nitrogen, which gives leaves instead of flowers.
