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Strawflowers, known for their papery, long-lasting blooms, are a popular choice for both fresh and dried floral arrangements.
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Planting Time for Strawflowers The ideal time to plant strawflowers is after the danger of frost has passed in spring.
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Ideal Growing Conditions Strawflowers thrive in well-drained soil and require full sun exposure.
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Sowing and Planting Strawflowers Sow seeds indoors 6 weeks before the last frost. Plant them about a half-inch deep and space them around 10-12 inches apart.
Watering Your Strawflowers Be careful not to overwater. They are drought-resistant and prefer the soil to be on the drier side once established.
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Nourishing Your Strawflowers A light feeding at the beginning of the growing season is sufficient for healthy growth.
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Shiplap and Shells
Protecting Strawflowers from Pests and Diseases Good air circulation and proper spacing help prevent most diseases.
Pruning for Optimal Blooms Deadheading spent blooms encourages more flowers, extends the blooming period, and maintains the plant's shape.
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Shiplap and Shells
Harvesting and Drying Strawflowers Harvest when they are partially open. Hang them upside down in a dry, ventilated space to preserve their color and shape.
From fresh summer bouquets to dried flower arrangements, enjoy the lasting beauty strawflowers bring.
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