BLUE FLATLEAF SEA HOLLY

Discover the charm of the blue flatleaf sea holly, a plant that will bring a touch of wildness and elegance to your garden. This honey-bearing perennial, with a height of 100-120 cm, delights with its blue-gray inflorescences, which appear from July to September. Ideal for lovers of natural gardens and dry compositions.

• Honey-bearing perennial attracting bees and butterflies
• Height 100-120 cm, creates an impressive accent in the garden
• Blue-gray inflorescences with an ovoid shape, blooming from July to September
• Ideal for creating naturalistic groups in gardens and parks
• Excellent as a cut flower, adds freshness to interiors
• Possibility of using for dry compositions, preserves beauty for longer

The blue flatleaf sea holly is a plant that works perfectly in natural gardens, parks and perennial beds. Its unique appearance and ease of cultivation make it a popular choice for gardeners. The inflorescences of the sea holly are not only beautiful, but also attract numerous pollinating insects, which contributes to increasing biodiversity in the garden.

Cultivation of the blue flatleaf sea holly is relatively simple. The seeds are sown in March-April into boxes, and after about 30 days, at a temperature of 18-24°C, they germinate. After 6 weeks, the young seedlings are pricked into pots with a diameter of 8-10 cm, due to the taproot. In the permanent place, a spacing of 40x40 cm is maintained in September. The plant prefers loamy-sandy, permeable soils with a high lime content and a sunny location.

The blue flatleaf sea holly is a plant with versatile applications. In addition to its decorative qualities, it also has medicinal properties. In folk medicine, it is used as a diuretic and anti-inflammatory agent. In addition, this plant is valued for its honey-bearing properties, being a valuable source of nectar for bees and other pollinating insects. The blue flatleaf sea holly is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to create a beautiful and functional garden.