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Scabiosa From Seed, Part 1

Don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! Find us at www.iflowergarden.com Plant Name: Scabiosa or Pincushion Flowers Related Videos: Scabiosa From Seed Part 1 Annual and Perennial varieties Zones: 3-7 Light Exposure: Full to Part Sun Moisture Requirement: Water well if rainfall in less than 1 inch per week especially while plant is becoming established. Soil Preference: Average well drained soil. Seeds: Seeds should germinate in 10-20 days. Start indoors 6 weeks prior to frost date. Collect seeds from dried blooms. Propagation: From seeds or division. Planting Depth of Seed: 1/8th inch Planting Space: 8-12 inches Plant Height: 2 – 2 ½ feet Plant Width: 10-12 inches Plant Color: Blue–green foliage with blooms ranging in all colors from light pink to black. Bloom: Blooms stand tall out of the plant making a great focal point. Flower bloom is ~2inches wide. Annual varieties have a slightly smaller bloom. Care: Deadhead as flowers fade to encourage blooms through the fall. Cut back to the ground in the fall to prevent disease issues the following year. Annual varieties may self seed. Collect seeds from spent blooms. Where to Grow: Flower beds, borders, and containers. Unique Characteristics: Attracts butterflies. Annual varieties generally come in darker colors than the perennial varieties. Fun Fact: This plant used to be used to treat scabies, thus the origin of the name.