Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds

Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds

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Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds
  • Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds
  • Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds
  • Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds
  • Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds
  • Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds
Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds

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Blue Shrimp Honeywort – 10 Seeds

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Honeywort, Blue Shrimp Plant (Cerinthe major purpurascens) - 10 Seeds

• Heirloom
• Open Pollinated
• American Grown Seeds
• Annual
• USDA Zone: All Zones

Honeywort 'Blue Shrimp Plant', also known as Pride of Gibraltar, is a charming annual with unique, blue-purple bracts that resemble the shape of shrimp, hence its playful nickname. Growing to about 1-2 feet tall, this heirloom flower adds a touch of whimsy and elegance to any garden, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies with its nectar-rich blooms while being deer resistant. Its beautiful foliage and flowers also make it a great choice for cut flower arrangements.

GROWING INSTRUCTIONS:
Direct sow seeds outdoors after the danger of frost has passed. Sow seeds 1/4 inch deep and 6-12 inches apart in full sun to partial shade. Honeywort prefers well-draining soil and moderate watering. It is relatively drought-tolerant once established. You can expect to see blooms in about 60-70 days.
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Germination Group

Group 2 - Hardy Annuals, Hardy Herbs, Cool Weather Vegetables

These seeds love cool temperatures and germinate readily when winter sown. While they don't require stratification, they thrive in the cold conditions of winter sowing. Sow in jugs during winter for strong, early spring seedlings that are ready to transplant when the weather warms.

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