Spring is on the horizon and our featured flower of the month is the Strawflower.
This full sun favorite brings cheer throughout the entire season. It is easy to grow and makes an excellent cut flower, fresh or dried. I suggest starting seeds in early spring for blooms that attract bees and butterflies until the first frost.
Cheers
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