139 results for "cornflower seeds" between $1.00 and $75.00

Ornamental Corn does not require light for germination. In fact, due to the type of roots it puts out, made for supporting the height and weight of the stalks, you should plant seeds about 1-inch deep. Planting two seeds a few inches apart, repeating the same process every 6 to 15-inches, will ensure support if it is needed and will also ensure adequate pollination in order to produce those copious amounts of ears. In addition to ornamental corn, you might want to grow your own popping corn...

I sow these in our meadow, some areas with other wildflowers; but for large areas, they can also stand on their own. They bloom from mid spring through summer and are lovely. The blue is a true, deep cornflower blue. They are quite hardy and need no special care--they will bloom about anywhere you scatter the seed. Maintenance free!! They do well in all kinds of soil--we planted them in moist areas and also in dry areas. Check out the photos that follow. Also, if you are a person who loves to...

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.

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.

This easy to grow favorite includes a bright mix of colors. The well-loved cornflower blue is joined by purple, pink, rose and white. Great for cutting and drying, attracts bees and butterflies and will self-seed.

The famous cornflower blue is the most popular of this beautiful annual wildflower, but it also blooms white, and in shades of pinks and wines. Expect birds and butterflies to be attracted to their showy blooms! Cornflowers have long been used and prized historically for it's blue pigment. These wildflowers are also used as an ingredient in tea, and is famous in the Lady Grey blend of 'Twinings.'

The famous cornflower blue is the most popular of this beautiful annual wildflower, but it also blooms white, and in shades of pinks and wines. Expect birds and butterflies to be attracted to their showy blooms! Cornflowers have long been used and prized historically for it's blue pigment. These wildflowers are also used as an ingredient in tea, and is famous in the Lady Grey blend of 'Twinings.'

This is a highly sought after variety, and it’s easy to see why. Many flowering stems on each plant produce two-inch double blooms in a beautiful red. Makes a wonderful cut flower, and will hold it’s color when dried. Attracts bees and butterflies, and can self-seed.

2 by 2.5 inches. BloemBox premium flower seeds are channeled between sheets of biodegradable tissue paper that can be cut-to-size and planted in an outdoor patio container, raised bed or prepared garden bed. The plantable tissue paper holds the seeds in place and makes planting easy. Simply unroll, place in a shallow furrow in the soil and cover with ¼” to ½” potting soil. When the seeds sprout, the tissue paper completely biodegrades into the soil. Thin seedlings for vigorous growth and bloom. Unplanted...

Order number of packets. Broom corn (Sorghum vulgare ) is a variety of sorghum that unlike other sorghum varieties produces heads with fibrous seed branches up to 36″ long. Broom corn is an annual plant and grows best in full sunlight. Originally used to make brooms and whisks, it is now popular with crafters who, because of its strong stem and colorful seeds, use it to make many different decorative objects including wreaths, wall hangings, bouquets and even brooms! Broom corn grows up to 15...

1-1 1/2" blooms. Upright plants produce abundantly. Prefers cool temperatures. Make 2-3 successive sowings for continuous summer blooms. Tolerates poor soil of medium fertility. Great edible flower for decorating desserts and salads. Ht. 24-30". Avg. 6,000 seeds/oz. Packet: 100 seeds.

Prefers sunny, well-drained locations and will reach twelve to sixteen inches in height. Each packet contains 0.5 gram, which is approximately 100 seeds.

Cornflowers, centaurea cyanus, bachelor’s button or bluebottle as it is also called originated in Hungary may be more than just that pretty blue flower you see in your neighbor’s garden. It has been said that centaurea cyanus may have usefulness from its seeds as well as its leaf or petal. This is a wonderful plant that has been said to be useful as a wash for tired and irritated eyes. The centaurea cyanus has even been speculated to be used to treat afflictions such as Pink Eye. It can also be mentioned...

1-1 1/2" blooms. Upright plants produce abundantly. Prefers cool temperatures. Make 2-3 successive sowings for continuous summer blooms. Tolerates poor soil of medium fertility. Great edible flower for decorating desserts and salads. Ht. 24-30". Avg. 6,000 seeds/oz. Packet: 100 seeds.

The seeds need complete darkness to germinate, so make sure they are well covered. When seedlings are 1 to 2 inches tall, thin them to 6 to 8 inches apart. The first blooms appear 10 to 12 weeks after planting, and last for about a month. Successive plantings can extend the bloom period.