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Statice

Create a story book setting throughout your garden with our featured flower of the month, Statice. A Mid-summer mix of long stemmed small papery flowers, Statice are well suited for the sunny side of your garden’s landscape.  It is an all time favorite when added to any cut floral arrangement.  When growing Statice, I prefer to sow seeds in early spring after the last frost. Sow seeds 8 to 10 inches apart in well draining soil for tiny blooms that should reach an approximate height of 16 inches. Cheers

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