(Trachymene caerulea) A distinctly sweet-scented sky blue umbel showcasing a profusion of delicate, lavender-blue, tiny star-shaped flowers. Graceful 24-36” tall, branching plants are ideal for cutting, lasting at least a week in a vase and blooming June through Sept (October if it has not frosted yet) in the field. Do make sure to cut in the cool part of the day. We grew these for market bouquets years ago, loved them then and are happy to bring them back into the fold and to you.
95 days. UO

Packet: 75 seeds

[split]

Growing Info

SOWING:

Sow indoors 4-6 weeks before your last frost.

Transplant out after last frost.

Direct seed after last frost.

Note: Transplant gently to avoid disturbing the roots.

PLANTING DEPTH:

Lightly cover. Darkness aids in germination.

SPACING:

12" in rows 15" apart.

EMERGENCE:

14-21 days @ soil temp 70-75F

LIGHT:

Full sun to part shade

FERTILITY:

Average. Prefers well-drained, and evenly moist soil.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

While not absolutely necessary, you may provide staking or netting to keep them upright and tidy.

Cut long stems/branches when flower is 1/2 open and expect a stem life of 7 days.

Didiscus

Didiscus