Park Seed Blooming Block

Simply dig a hole in your container or garden bed that is slightly larger than the block itself. Place the block directly into the soil, ensuring the top is level with the surrounding ground, and water thoroughly to help the roots settle.

The Nouveau Rouge Quartet is versatile and performs well in both full sun and part shade conditions. While it will bloom most prolifically in brighter light, it will still maintain its foliage and color in partial shade.

The block comes pre-loaded with nutrients to support initial growth, but because these are annuals that bloom continuously, they will benefit from a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer applied every few weeks throughout the growing season.

We recommend keeping the block intact. The varieties are specifically selected and arranged to grow together harmoniously, and separating them risks damaging the delicate root systems that have been established within the nutrient-rich medium.

These plants prefer consistently moist, well-drained soil. Check the soil daily during hot, dry spells, as container-grown plants can dry out faster than those in the ground; if the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch, it is time to water.

Yes, the specific mix of coleus, salvia, calibrachoa, and petunia is highly attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. It serves as a functional, vibrant addition to any pollinator-friendly garden space.