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Honeywort annual flower with distinctive blue blooms
honeywort seeds produce the striking annual known as Pride of Gibraltar, valued for its unusual, waxy-looking bracts and clustered blue flowers. This blue flowering annual brings cool-toned color and an architectural look to beds and borders, while also working well as a cut flower garden plant for fresh arrangements. Often searched as cerinthe major seeds, this variety is a decorative choice for gardeners who want something a little different from classic border flower seeds.
Mature plants typically reach around 70 cm in height, creating a noticeable mid-border presence without overwhelming nearby annuals.
Ideal for sunny borders and mixed planting
Pride of Gibraltar honeywort is suited to a sunny spot and is commonly used to add contrast among other annual flower seeds in cottage-style and contemporary plantings. The flower clusters and distinctive foliage-like bracts make it easy to pair with grasses, pastel blooms, or bold summer color schemes. If you are looking for annual honeywort seeds or honeywort seeds for sunny borders, this plant offers a reliable ornamental option for seasonal displays and cutting gardens.
Seasonal interest and pollinator friendly garden choice
As an annual, this plant is grown for its summer flowering period and its visual impact through the season. The blooms are known to attract bees and butterflies, making it a good fit for wildlife-friendly borders and mixed flower plantings where pollinators are welcome. Botanical name: Cerinthe major.
Honeywort Seeds Cerinthe Major Pride Of Gibraltar Annual Flower
Botanical Name:
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Lifespan / Lifecycle Annual -
Organic No -
Planting Method Direct Sow + Indoor Start -
Planting Period Apr + Jun + Mar + May -
Peak Season Aug + Jul + Jun + Sep -
Full Growth Height 50 - 80 cm -
Sun / Light Requirements Full Sun -
Spacing / Planting Width 15 - 30 cm -
Soil Type / Requirements Well Draining -
Hardiness / Growing Zone Average Climates + Maritime Climates -
Water Needs Moderate -
Days to Germination 14 - 28 days
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Honeywort annual flower with distinctive blue blooms
honeywort seeds produce the striking annual known as Pride of Gibraltar, valued for its unusual, waxy-looking bracts and clustered blue flowers. This blue flowering annual brings cool-toned color and an architectural look to beds and borders, while also working well as a cut flower garden plant for fresh arrangements. Often searched as cerinthe major seeds, this variety is a decorative choice for gardeners who want something a little different from classic border flower seeds.
Mature plants typically reach around 70 cm in height, creating a noticeable mid-border presence without overwhelming nearby annuals.
Ideal for sunny borders and mixed planting
Pride of Gibraltar honeywort is suited to a sunny spot and is commonly used to add contrast among other annual flower seeds in cottage-style and contemporary plantings. The flower clusters and distinctive foliage-like bracts make it easy to pair with grasses, pastel blooms, or bold summer color schemes. If you are looking for annual honeywort seeds or honeywort seeds for sunny borders, this plant offers a reliable ornamental option for seasonal displays and cutting gardens.
Seasonal interest and pollinator friendly garden choice
As an annual, this plant is grown for its summer flowering period and its visual impact through the season. The blooms are known to attract bees and butterflies, making it a good fit for wildlife-friendly borders and mixed flower plantings where pollinators are welcome. Botanical name: Cerinthe major.
