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Flowers of the scattered Scientific name: Matthiola A seasonal winter plant, medium to high elevation, multi-colored, with colors including white, red, purple, pink, and yellow. It is considered one of the most beautiful plants that adorn gardens, as it bears beautiful flowers in many colors. Its flowers grow on long branches, and it has a distinctive fragrant aroma that emanates from the plant at sunset. Its flowers are desirable and sell well commercially. It grows and blooms in cool weather and does not prefer summer heat. It tolerates frost and produces flowers throughout the spring and early summer. It is used as an ornamental plant in home gardens. Its native region is the Levant. It prefers sunny locations. Propagation: It is grown and propagated by seeds. Soil type: It thrives in sandy soil. Soil drainage: Good drainage and ventilation. Soil pH: Alkaline. Planting and blooming times: In warm areas: planted in winter to bloom in spring. In cold areas: planted in late winter to bloom in early spring. Method of growing the scattered: It can be grown outdoors in June or July in light soil that preferably contains calcium, by sowing the seeds thinly and evenly, at a depth of 1.1 cm, with a light cover. It is not recommended to water soil that is waterlogged; instead, water when the surface of the soil dries out.