Strawflowers are amazing! I had an insatiable need for them for craft projects and decided to grow my own. Just a few plants in a pot will give you dozens of flowers! An average pot of 6 
plants was yielding me 12+ flower heads per day! 
 
These are gorgeous shades or apricot and peach, with touches of orange and pink on plants reaching 3 feet tall.
 
Dried Strawflowers are used for many craft projects such as wreaths, terrariums, bouquets and those little flowers you see glued to cactus on occasion. Yes! Those are strawflowers! The wonderful thing about them is that they retain their coloring and stiff form without falling apart over time. 
They look the same fresh as they do dried! 
 
This is for 25 seeds.
 
Strawflowers are a short lived perennial, returning every year for 2-3 years in zones 8-11. Can be grown in cooler regions as an annual from spring to autumn. I’m in zone 10 and I treat them as an annual and just re seed whenever they start to wither for a constant supply. Allow some flower heads to dry on the plant and collect the seeds. (They will open fully with their petals facing in the opposite direction and seeds will develop in the center.)
 
I combine shipping on all seed orders, you pay one flat fee for as many seeds as you would like for no additional shipping. Orders over $35 for any combination of items in my shop ship for free to the US! 
 
All of my seeds are tested and guaranteed. Most of my seeds are fresh off of my own plants.
 
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