The large-flowered orlaya is an annual plant with evergreen foliage native to Central and Eastern Europe with white, lace-like flowers. Very hardy, this plant will withstand negative temperatures down to -25°C. The orlaya will be very pretty in beds; in fresh or dried bouquets. The flowers attract butterflies and bees. Height: 35 to 60 cm. Successfully sowing large-flowered orlaya Sow at the end of summer in clean, refined soil in a tray or directly in the ground. Barely cover the seeds with potting soil, firm down and keep moist. Transplant when the plants have 4 leaves. Planting in the garden The orlaya will appreciate a partial shade to sunny exposure and clay-limestone, limestone or poor soil. Flowering Flowering in May or spring. Flowering occurs 3 months after sowing.