Everlasting Golden Sun Strawflower seeds 0.1g

Everlasting Golden Sun Strawflower seeds 0.1g

Overview

Everlasting Golden Sun Strawflower seeds 0.1g is supplied for home growing. Everlasting ‘Golden Sun’ is a cheerful annual dry flower, ideal for adding bright golden colour to summer flower beds, decorative borders and cut flower arrangements. With its sunny yellow blooms and long-lasting flowers, this variety is ideal for both fresh displays and dried flower crafts.

Key Features

• Bright Everlasting ‘Golden Sun’ Seeds.
• Growing to around 50 cm tall, Everlasting ‘Yellow Golden Sun’ is a lovely choice for gardeners who enjoy flowers that can be used beyond the garden season.
• Seeds per gram: Approx. 800
• Flowers appear from July to September, providing bright colour through the summer months.
• Everlasting ‘Yellow Golden Sun’ is a wonderful choice for gardeners who love bright, sunny flowers and dried flower arrangements. The golden blooms look beautiful in borders and can also be cut for fresh bouquets or dried for long-lasting decorative use.
• This variety is ideal for cottage gardens, cutting gardens, flower beds and anyone who enjoys growing flowers for crafts and home décor.

Sowing Instructions

• Sow Everlasting ‘Yellow Golden Sun’ seeds for seedlings in a greenhouse or under cover in March to April. Seeds can also be sown directly into a garden bed in April, depending on weather conditions.
• Plant seedlings outdoors in May into fertile soil, once they are strong enough and the risk of frost has passed. Choose a sunny position for the best flowering results.

Growing Conditions and Care

• Use the packet guidance for position, spacing, watering and ongoing care.

Harvesting and Use

• Flowering period: July to September

Product Details

• Plant type: Annual dry flower
• Height: Approx. 50 cm
• Best use: Decorative borders, flower beds, cut flowers and dried flower arrangements
• Pack size: 0.1 g

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