How to grow Nigella from seed

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The Nigella plant is also known as Fennel flower, Love-in-a-Mist, Wild fennel, and Devil-in-a-Bush. The plant actually performs best in cooler growing areas, in ordinary, well-drained, pH-neutral soil. The plant needs to be fertilized and deadhead regularly and they also need to be water in long dry spells. Nigella seeds are easy to plant. The plant may self sow, depending on the growing conditions. Nigella botanical name is Nigella damascena and it belongs to the Ranunculaceae family. Nigella plant does well in full sun.

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