Centaurea cyanus

Deep blue, easy to grow, and abundant. Also known as cornflowers, the edible petals add a splash of colour to salads, soups, or tea blends. Long lasting and beautiful addition to bouquets, with vivid hues maintained when the flower is dried.

Direct-seed Apr.-June, lightly cover with soil. Thin to 15-30cm apart.

NOTE: This flower can be invasive in parts of BC including southern Vancouver Island and in areas of the interior. Please reference Invasive Species Council of BC here to find out if it is in your area and, if it is, please consider not growing to help manage invasive species in BC

Certified organic in British Columbia.