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Common name: "Hybrid Flowering Tobacco"
Latin name:
Nicotiana alata 'Hummingbird Mix'

Nicotiana Hummingbird
Class: Annual
Growth habit:
Clump forming
 
Max height:
10" - 12"
Spread: 12" - 14"

Flowers: Late Spring - Summer
Available cultivars: 8
Origin: Hybrid
Originally South America.
Sunshine:
Water: Pictured: Nicotiana 'Hummingbird'
Photo: © Ball Seed
Cultivation: If you have Hummingbirds in your area the brightly colored 1" to 2" flowers of the Nicotiana 'Hummingbird' series is sure to attract them. These compact plants are excellent for containers or beds. 

Plant Nicotiana Hummingbird Mix in full sun to light shade in moist fertile well drained soil in beds or containers. Space plants 10" - 12" apart. Feed monthly with a balanced liquid fertilizer. Nicotiana tends to struggle a bit during the heat of the summer... planting in an area with midday shade, and keeping their soil moist will help extend the flower season. 

Potential pests ~ diseases: Aphids, rarely viruses or whiteflies.

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