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Classic Romantic Cornflower Seeds by West Coast Seeds (Centaurea cyanus)

Classic Romantic Cornflower Seeds by West Coast Seeds (Centaurea cyanus)

Classic Romantic Cornflower Seeds by West Coast Seeds (Centaurea cyanus) produce delicate, airy blooms in soft romantic shades of blush pink, lavender, white, and muted blue. This elegant mix is selected for its gentle colour palette and classic wildflower appeal. This listing is for seed packets only and does not include live plants.

Centaurea cyanus is a cool-season annual commonly known as bachelor’s button or cornflower. It forms upright stems with finely textured foliage and produces abundant, fringed blooms throughout the growing season. The Classic Romantic mix is ideal for cottage gardens, borders, and naturalized plantings where soft tones and informal structure are desired.

These flowers are also well suited for cutting gardens, offering long-lasting blooms for fresh arrangements and dried floral use.

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Sun Requirements ▾

Cornflowers perform best in full sun where they receive strong direct light for most of the day. Adequate sunlight encourages sturdy stems and abundant flowering. Partial shade is tolerated but may reduce bloom production.

Watering Instructions ▾

Water when the soil surface begins to dry, maintaining moderate moisture during early growth. Once established, cornflowers tolerate slightly drier conditions but benefit from consistent watering during prolonged dry periods. Avoid overly saturated soil.

Care Tips ▾

Classic Romantic cornflowers grow best in well-draining soil with moderate fertility. They prefer stable, cooler temperatures and benefit from environments with moderate humidity and good air circulation. Loose soil structure supports healthy root development and upright growth. Sow Classic Romantic cornflower seeds directly outdoors in early spring once soil temperatures reach approximately 10–18°C, or in fall in mild climates. Seeds typically germinate within 7–14 days. Plants begin flowering in about 60–70 days and will continue blooming through the season. Regular harvesting or deadheading encourages continued flower production.
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