Strawflowers Seeds

Strawflowers Seeds
Classic cuts for bright bouquets and arrangements in either summer or winter. The bold, colorful daisies are papery, stiff and everlasting when dried. Start seeds indoors 4-6 weeks before last spring frost, or outdoors after all danger of frost is past.

Strawflower, Tall Mixed Colors
Double blooms often over 2½” across, freely borne on long, strong stems in a full range of colors.
Strawflower is popular for dried bouquets and as fresh cut flowers. This mix with its range of bright vibrant colors will satisfy in spades. GARDEN HINTS: For earlier bloom, start seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before planting date. To dry, pick flowers when lower 2-4 rows of petals are just beginning to open. Remove foliage, bunch loosely and hang upside down in a warm, airy place. Cultivate or mulch to control weeds.

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