Starting at £3.50
Overview: The Tall Double Frosty Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus) is a captivating variety of the traditional cornflower, known for its unique frosty appearance and double blooms. This annual flower is a favourite among gardeners for its striking beauty and ability to attract pollinators.
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Conclusion: The Tall Double Frosty Cornflower is a delightful addition to any garden, offering a unique blend of beauty and charm. With its stunning frosty blooms and easy care requirements, it’s a perfect choice for both novice and experienced gardeners looking to enhance their outdoor spaces.
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Sowing & Growing
Sow cornflower seeds either indoors in late February/March. You can sow them in modules, one or two seeds per cell or scatter a few seeds in a wooden seed tray if you prefer not to use plastic. Sow outdoors when it’s warm enough. In the UK that’s usually from April onwards, they need temperatures of 10-16°C to germinate. Cornflowers usually take just 10 or 11 weeks to flower from a spring sowing.
You can also sow Cornflowers in late summer to early autumn. The soil is still warm from summer and there’s usually plenty of rain too so they will germinate quickly and romp away. It’s easy to scatter the seeds where you want them to flower and just let them grow. They are Hardy Annuals. They’ll produce nice sturdy plants this autumn and flower next year from May onwards.
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