FREE: 5 Green Coneflower Seeds

The listing, 5 Green Coneflower Seeds has ended.

PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU BID.. I really hate to put this kind of message on my auction pages, but thngs have gotten out of hand. I want anyone who has a problem to please message me before you file a dispute. I ALWAYS make my customers happy, I have noticed it takes around three weeks for the post office to get their act together and deliver my seeds. If you are impatient or just like to file disputes because it makes you feel special, please do not bid on my auctions, If you file a dispute before telling me the problem I will block you. I go out of my way to find special seeds for my customers and get great feedback. Also, I can't afford tracking, so if you want it you will have to pay for it.

How to Grow Coneflower From Seeds

Coneflowers, which are perennial wildflowers native to North America, are easy to grow in the home garden. These tall flowers rise above mounds of medium green foliage. They look like daises, except that the center of the flower is raised in a cone shape, giving the flower its name. The flowers come in purple, pink and white. The plant is resistant to many insects and diseases and can even grow in poor soil. The flowers attract butterflies and birds love the seeds.
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Instructions

1.Choose the site where the coneflowers will grow. These plants do best in full sun and well-drained soil.
2.Amend the soil in the area where the coneflowers are to be planted. Turn over the soil and add compost.
3.Sow seeds directly in the garden in the spring. The soil temperature should regularly be at least 55 degrees. Scatter the seeds over the flower bed and cover them with 1/4 inch of soil.
4.Water the coneflowers regularly. When the weather is dry make sure they get about 1 inch per week.
5.Thin the seedlings after they emerge. Space the plants about 12 to 18 inches apart.