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Catalog Products: Nyger

About Nyger -Cultivation
 
Plant approximately 10-15 seeds/foot in rows 2-3 feet apart. You can plant as shallow as 1/4" or as deep as 2 inches. Plants emerge in about 7 days. One packet will plant approximately 200 feet of row. Since EarlyBird can stand a wide range of seeding rates, you can either leave everything that comes up or thin down to one plant/foot of row. When thinned, the plants will branch and be shorter then when left at the heavier rate. Expect first flowers about 65 days after emergence.
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Nyger Seed
Pkt(250 seeds)0.95add to cart
OZ2.75add to cart
1/4LB8.50add to cart
 
Guizotia abyssinica. Nyger is an annual with a yellow flower resembling a daisy. Finches go crazy over this plant in the field as well as at your feeder. As you have enjoyed watching these birds on your feeder in the past, you will now have the pleasure of watching them in a more natural habitat

Please note:Commercial Nyger seed comes from Africa and is heat sterilized to kill noxious weed seed that is mixed with the seed. Our nyger seed is American grown and has NOT been sterilized and contains no noxious weed seeds.

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