Money (Silver Dollar) Plant
100 Seeds
(Lunaria annua) Carried to the New World by Pilgrims on the Mayflower and cultivated by Jefferson in the gardens of Monticello, this interesting plant has a long history of cultivation in the United States. Roughly 2 ft tall plants produce beautiful clusters of delicate purple flowers that give rise to green disc-like pods and finally pearlescent white "coins" the size of silver dollars. An easy-to-grow and fun plant for children's gardens. Volunteer money plants are not uncommon as seed has a tendency to disperse in the wind, however volunteers are easily removed and seldom become a nuisance. 100 seeds/pkt.
CULTURE: In spring, rake seeds into a prepared bed and water thoroughly. Plants prefer full sun, but will tolerate some shade and most types of soil. Germination will occur in 7-10 days depending on weather conditions. Once established, plants require very little care.
(Lunaria annua) Carried to the New World by Pilgrims on the Mayflower and cultivated by Jefferson in the gardens of Monticello, this interesting plant has a long history of cultivation in the United States. Roughly 2 ft tall plants produce beautiful clusters of delicate purple flowers that give rise to green disc-like pods and finally pearlescent white "coins" the size of silver dollars. An easy-to-grow and fun plant for children's gardens. Volunteer money plants are not uncommon as seed has a tendency to disperse in the wind, however volunteers are easily removed and seldom become a nuisance. 100 seeds/pkt.
CULTURE: In spring, rake seeds into a prepared bed and water thoroughly. Plants prefer full sun, but will tolerate some shade and most types of soil. Germination will occur in 7-10 days depending on weather conditions. Once established, plants require very little care.
