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18” tall plants are very hardy and excellent for cut flowers.

(Centaurea cyanus) Brought to America from Europe in the 17th century, and known to have been cultivated by Thomas Jefferson in his gardens at Monticello. Well maintained strain with blue flowers. Plants will bloom throughout the growing season. Remarkably easy to grow, dries well. Self-seeding hardy annual, grows 2-3' tall. DIRECT SEED 1/8" Deep GERMINATION 7-15 Days THIN 6-12" Apart LIGHT Full Sun Green Thumb Tip Sow seeds outdoors in the early spring when the soil is still...

Annual. Summer bloom. 20 - 24" tall. Full sun. Drought tolerant. The sky blue flowers of this tall plant are attractive as cut or dried flowers. Will "naturalize" - the seed drops quite readily from mature plants and comes back next year to produce another crop. Plants get too vegetative and have fewer flowers when grown in rich, over-fertilized soils. In other words, the worse the soil, the better! An additional fun story: When Napoleon forced Queen Louise of Prussia from Berlin, she hid her children...

One of the worlds most widely grown annuals.  Blue Boy has shaggy or fluffy flowerheads in an unmistakable blue.  An abundance of double flowers bloom atop 16 inch stems from early summer through fall.  Excellent when massed in beds and borders, and when cut for bouquets and boutonnieres.  Culture: Easy to grow.  Sow seed outdoors in a sunny location where they are to grow in well drained soil.  Tolerates poor soil.  Successive plantings can be made.  In warmer regions, often self sows.  Blooms summer...

Annual. Summer bloom. 20 - 24" tall. Full sun. Drought tolerant. This black (actually dark maroon) flower combines nicely with Blue Boy Bachelor Button and Cosmos. Flowers can be dried or cut. Will "naturalize" - the seed the plant drops quite readily comes back next year to produce another crop. Plants get too vegetative and have fewer flowers when grown in rich, over-fertilized soils. In other words, the worse the soil, the better! An additional fun story: When Napoleon forced Queen Louise of Prussia...

Bachelors' buttons are mostly dark blue, but you'll see an occasional light blue, pink, or white variant. Plant them in full sun in almost any garden soil. They are drought-tolerant, but don't appreciate a waterlogged location. Wild bachelors' buttons make wonderful cutflowers. Be sure to save some of the seed, or just cut the dry plants down in the fall and let them selfsow. They will reward you with generations of bloom.

It's millions of peoples' favorite flower the world over--the Cornflower, or "Bachelor's Button." It's beautiful in the garden, stunning in a vase, and the petals are even edible, great for adding fresh color to frosting on cakes and mixed into salads. Now the seeds for the multicolored mix called "Polka Dot" are being grown organically, which is important to many gardeners, and all cooks.

Annual. Bachelor's button, also known as cornflower, is drought tolerant and needs little pampering. Flowers are great for cutting or drying and the edible petals are beautiful sprinkled on a salad. Bachelor’s button will "naturalize" - the seed the plant drops quite readily germinates the next year to produce another crop of beautiful flowers.

Annual. Summer bloom. 20 - 24" tall. Full sun. Drought tolerant. This black (actually dark maroon) flower combines nicely with Blue Boy Bachelor Button and Cosmos. Flowers can be dried or cut. Will "naturalize" - the seed the plant drops quite readily comes back next year to produce another crop. Plants get too vegetative and have fewer flowers when grown in rich, over-fertilized soils. In other words, the worse the soil, the better! An additional fun story: When Napoleon forced Queen Louise of Prussia...

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This mix is a colorful blend of vivid blue, pink, purple, and white Bachelor Buttons. The Bachelor Button prefers full sun and well-drained soil. It is a resilient annual flower and can be fall planted in zones 7-10. This flower will have better success if started outdoors, although it can typically survive if started indoors. The Bachelor Button is one of the easiest flowers to start from seed and makes an excellent cut flower.

Organic Polka Dot Bachelor Button - A delightful cut flower, bedding plant, and edible flower. A diverse mix with many shades of blue, pink, white, and lavender. Flowers average 2” wide. Dwarf plants average 16-24” in height and are multi-branching. Prefers full sun, cool temperatures, poor soil with good drainage and will tolerate drought conditions. Best sown outdoors in early spring, but can be started indoors 4-6 weeks before planting date. Pre-chill seed for five days. Seeding depth is 1/4”...

Physical Characteristics : ANNUAL growing to 1 m (3ft 3in) by 0.3 m (1ft). It is not frost tender. It is in flower from Jun to August, and the seeds ripen from Aug to October. The flowers are hermaphrodite (have both male and female organs) and are pollinated by Bees, flies, lepidoptera, self.The plant is self-fertile. It is noted for attracting wildlife. The plant prefers light (sandy), medium (loamy)...

Centuarea cyanus. Used as edible garnishes, a natural food dye and cut flowers, Bachelor’s Buttons are as gorgeous as they are versatile and practical. They prefer to be direct-sown in a nice sunny spot as soon as the ground can be worked in the spring. Hardy Annual. Summer Flowering. Height: 3’. Average seed life: 2 years.

Bushy plants flowering in an attractive range of blue, pink, carmine and white. Culture: Easy to grow. Sow seed outdoors in a sunny location where they are sure to grow. Blooms all summer and in early fall if successive sowings are made.  Successful in any well drained soil, even poor soil.  In warm regions, often self sows.  100 days to bloom.

Bachelor Button (Centaurea Cyanus) Tall Mix are 18 - 36" tall flowers in shades of blue, carmine, pink, and white that is quick and easy to grow. Quantities are per Pound.

This is a tall, bold red Bachelor Button. The Bachelor Button prefers full sun and well-drained soil. It is a resilient annual flower and can be fall planted in zones 7-10. This flower will have better success if started outdoors, although it can typically survive if started indoors. The Bachelor Button is one of the easiest flowers to start from seed and makes an excellent cut flower.