The Reseda luteola , also called yellow kite, is a tall plant with narrow, upright clusters of small, greenish-yellow flowers. It is historically important because of its role as a natural source of yellow dye for wool and other yarns.
This plant is ideal for wild flower meadows or natural borders and serves as a valuable nectar plant. Its historical significance makes it interesting for ecological and educational gardens.

Sow directly in the open ground in spring or autumn. Provide a sunny spot and light ground cover. The seeds germinate within 7-14 days.

Reseda luteola grows well in poor, chalky soil and prefers a sunny position. It can reach a height of 1-2 meters.

This plant is native to Europe and Western Asia, but has now become naturalized worldwide.

Add a touch of history to your garden and support pollinators with Reseda luteola. Its unique blooms and rich history make it an intriguing addition!