For more than 200 years, since its inception in 1806, Suttons Seeds has been providing clients with high-quality seeds, plants, and tools, ensuring that you get the most out of your garden year after year. Given that we cultivate the vast majority of our plants in Devon, we are able to subject them to extensive testing and trials to ensure that our customers receive the greatest possible quality fruit.
Plants in a range of shapes and sizes, from seeds to plugs to potted plants to show-stopping examples, are chosen by our horticulture specialists each year for display at our annual exhibition.
Cornflower Seeds – Polka Dot Mix
Centaurea spp. are the botanical names for these flowers, and they are available in a range of forms and sizes to suit your needs. They are rather simple to cultivate and are available in a variety of shapes and sizes to choose from. Even after being dried for an extended period of time, the blue colour of dried cornflowers retains a portion of its original brilliance in its blue colour. Plant nurseries and seed catalogues provide hundreds of different varieties of cornflower seeds, which are also known as bachelor’s button flowers and bluebottle flowers in different parts of the world.
Cornflower seeds are also available for purchase online. Cornflower seeds are also available for purchase on the internet. The cornflower, an annual flower that grows to a height of one to three feet and a width of one to three inches, adds a splash of colour to a summer flower garden. It is a striking addition to any arrangement. As a biennial, it can be cultivated in all USDA plant hardiness zones with the exception of Zones 3 and 4.
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Cornflower Seeds – Classic Fantastic
Cornflower foliage has a lanky and ugly appearance, which makes it an undesirable choice for flower arrangements. Each of the three or four leaves is about an inch long and lance-shaped, and they grow in clusters of three or four together. A major portion of cornflower plants are created for their beautiful blue flowers, which are the primary motivation for their cultivation. Also grown for their delicious seeds, cornflower plants are also known as sunflowers. A cornflower flower is made up of one- to two-inch spherical clusters of many small blooms that are arranged in a circle, and it is one of the most common flowers found in gardens.
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Cornflower Seeds – Blue Diadem
When it comes to the blue variety of flowers, they are in full bloom from the start of summer until the first frost of the fall season.
Cornflower seed can be planted in the ground as early as April, which is a good time of year. Cornflower plants don’t have a preference for soil type, though they do benefit from the addition of compost to the mix when growing in containers. You should plant the seeds about a half-inch deep and six inches apart in an area that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight per day, according to the instructions.
After the seeds have sprouted, they should be clipped away, and the surviving plants should be spaced 12 inches apart from one another. It is common to combine cornflowers with other annuals or larger perennials to create a charming filler plant in the garden. It is possible to utilise them in perennial borders, wildflower meadows, and cottage gardens, among other places. A beautiful addition to cut flower gardens, cornflowers are highly recommended for use in bouquets and arrangements.
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