Dwarf Strawflowers Seeds
Dwarf Strawflowers Seeds
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The Everlasting is one of the best-known and most popular of the "paper daisies".
- Our product is clean and green and brings back the bees!
- 100% pure, open-pollinated seeds.
- We are Australian-owned and operated.
Description
This Paper Daisy is a very widespread perennial species across Australia. It varies in habit from prostrate, to a shrubby plant of about 40 cm in height.
The leaves are usually large (up to 100mm long) and green to grey-green in colour. The individual flowers are very small but are formed into a large cluster surrounded by large papery bracts. The overall appearance is that of a large, single "flower" with the bracts as the "petals". However, well over a hundred true flowers occur inside the ring of bracts.
Paper Daisies usually quickly grow from wildflower seeds to full plants in sunny, well-drained positions. They benefit from regular light pruning annually to encourage branching and a greater number of flowers. Severe pruning to overcome "legginess" may be successful but only as a last resort.
You can find more information on this species here.
Follow the advice given on our How To Sow page to get the best results from our wildflower seeds - a glorious flowering show from early Summer to Autumn.
Please refer to the suggested sowing rate for our wildflower seeds provided below to help determine how many grams per m² are suitable for your lot.
Delivery Information
Delivery Times Regular: 7 to 11 days Express: 1 to 4 days |
Delivery Location Australia Wide |
Sowing and Growing Information
Sowing Period Any time of the year Avoid frost |
Flowering Period Spring ~ Autumn (depending on location and time of Sowing) |
Sowing Rate 0.5 to 1.0 gm per m² |
Growth Height 40cm |
FAQs
FAQs
If you have any questions about our wildflower seed mixes please visit our FAQs page.
On this page you can also submit an online enquiry.
How To Sow
How To Sow
Our wish is for you to have an outstanding result with any of our wildflower seed mixes.
For more information please visit our how to sow page where you will find a short video.
You can also download our sowing guide here.