Common Name: Sea Holly Deep Blue, Blue Eryngo.
Scientific Name: Eryngium planum
Physical Attributes: Thimble shaped flowers produce in a metallic blue that also colours the surrounding narrow bracts. Heart shaped green leaves are produced towards the base of the stem.
Uses: Fresh and dried flower arrangements.
Life Cycle: Perennial
Growing Height: 80cm
Attracts: Bees, butterflies and other pollinators.
When to Sow: Spring/Autumn/Winter
Sowing Depth: Surface sow
Sow Spacing: 40cm
Sowing Method: : Recommended to sow in pots 10 – 16 weeks before your last local frost. If no germination after four weeks, place in refrigerator for about four weeks, then bring back to a warm room temperature. Bottom water or mist seeds to avoid pushing the seeds further into the soil. Transplant outdoors when all danger of frost has passed. Avoid major root disturbance when doing so. Alternatively direct sow outdoors in Autumn for late winter through until early spring.
Position: Full sun
Germination Time: 7 – 28 days
Maintenance: Water regularly while the plant is still establishing then only during dry, hot spells. Do not allow to remain wet, especially during the winter months.
Seeds Per Packet: 100
Sea Holly Deep Blue — 100 Seeds
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$4.55
A showstopper, unlike the others! This widely adored and unique perennial, Sea Holly Deep Blue is a striking choice of flower for obvious reasons. With its iridescent blue glow and metallic shine in the light, Sea Holly makes for a one-of-a-kind bloom in both fresh and dried flower arrangements. Drought tolerant and hardy once established, this plant requires minimal watering and will produce the goods with each passing year.
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