4 pack x 100 seeds Pennsylvania Pellitory Seeds for Planting Parietaria pensylvanica

Pennsylvania Pellitory Seeds – Parietaria pensylvanica (Clearweed, Weak Nettle, Native Shade Wildflower) Grow a subtle yet ecologically important native herb with Pennsylvania Pellitory seeds (Parietaria pensylvanica), also known as Clearweed, Weak Nettle, or Pellitory-of-the-wall. This soft-stemmed, low-growing annual is native to North America and thrives in shady woodland edges, moist soil, and disturbed areas. Although modest in appearance, it plays a valuable role in local ecosystems, offering shelter and habitat for insects and small wildlife. Its soft stems and translucent green leaves give it a gentle presence, making it perfect for naturalized garden beds and woodland restorations. 🌱 How to Plant Pennsylvania Pellitory Seeds: When to Plant: Best sown in early spring or late fall (for natural cold stratification). Can also be started indoors 4–6 weeks before last frost. Sowing Depth: Surface sow or barely cover with soil — seeds need light to germinate. Germina