Are you always looking for unique flowers to grow? You need to check out starflower scabiosa (Scabiosa stellata)! The blooms from this plant aren’t anything of note until they form their seed pods—and that’s when the magic occurs! Because these are actually the seed pods of the flowers, they make incredible dried flowers for everlasting crafts and are perfect for wreaths, vases and more! We start this one from seed (usually I source from @johnnys_seeds) and then save seeds each year to keep them

This time of year is so exciting! What seeds have you started so far? These are what I have at the moment: Snapdragons, Stock, Yarrow, Chinese Forget me nots, Scabiosa - perennial and annual varieties, Echinacea, Shasta daisy, Lupine, Baby’s breath, Statice, Feverfew, Mountain Mint, Rudbeckia, Russian Tarragon, Calendula (for medicinal use), Mahogany Splendor Hibiscus, Sweet Annie, Ammi, Eucalyptus, Plectranthus Silver Shield - excited about this one! Waiting on a few others to germinate, Bells

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