Cornflower Blue Diadem

Latin name: Centaurea cyanus L.

The cornflower (Centaurea cyanus) is a popular annual flower that is both easy to grow and visually stunning. With blooms reaching 3-4 cm in diameter, these vibrant blue flowers bring a touch of nature to any garden or pot. Ideal for flower gardens, they can also be sown in lawns to create a beautiful meadow-like appearance.

When planted, these flowers attract beneficial insects and butterflies, making them a bee-friendly choice for gardeners. To ensure prolonged blooming, keep the soil moist, especially during dry spells. Cornflowers thrive in a variety of soils, even in less fertile conditions, making them a low-maintenance addition to your garden.

Ideal planting times are from March to June for optimal growth. Whether creating bouquets or enhancing your garden’s aesthetic, these flowers are sure to impress. Consider planting them in clusters for a more dramatic effect!

Additional Info:

Quantity in a packet: 2 g
Number of seeds per gram: ~250
Sowing time in the soil: V-VI
Sowing time for seedlings: III-IV
Distances, cm: 15x15
Blooming period: VI-VII
Transplantation: V-VI
Sunny place: Yes
Half shadow: Yes
Packaging: 2 g
Vegetation: Annual
Suitable for growing: Flowerbeds
Weight: 2 g

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