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GROWING STATICE: Easy to Grow HARDY ANNUAL Flowers for the Cut Flower Garden
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I grew statice last year and it just did not stop, I kept mine for quite some time. I couldn't give flowers from it away fast enough. I think they are easier than zinnias. Although they do get huge if you don't keep them through summer.
O lordy now I have to add statice to my seeds. You're a 'bad' influence. 😉 between you and Nicole @ Flower Hill Farm my seed order has been mega this year.
I know that feeling. My seed collection is getting much too big! Thank you so much for watching! :)
Winter sowing method right now in jugs and my statice has germinated in spite of 32 degree and below constant weather - LOVE the look of statice
They're always among my very first winter sowing containers to start germinating. Good luck! :)
OMG, this was so timely! I just looked up on my phone last night to see if these were easy to grow. I have them in a bouquet from my birthday yesterday. I have always loved them and saved them from any bouquet I have had them in. They dry out so easily and also retain their color so well, I just keep recycling them. Thank you so much for this vlog!
Definitely pretty easy to grow, just as long as they're planted at the right time. Happy belated birthday!
How long can they last when dried?
@@gijane02 They will last a really long time. When I get them they are pretty dry to start with and I save them and put them in with fresh flowers. You can do the same with Baby's Breath.
was weaving a statice crown when i was watching this I really enjoyed the geographical difference, I have some plants that are 2 years old and keep pumping beautiful blooms
Thanks so much! Sowing Statice and constructing a small low tunnel this weekend. I am another KY gardener and your vlogs have been so helpful!
I am growing Statis for the first time this next year. I live in zone 8 so I'm going to plant this fall and hopefully they will over winter and I can have flowers earlier in the spring. Thanks for the information! Happy growing!
Yaaas! Get those bottles going, more plants, more flowers, easy, affordable, less time consuming & you can pretty much grow any flower you want. My little soldiers are all lined up in the snow. So excited! 🥰
It's about to start snowing here, now. Stay warm!
@@TONYAwiththeflowers ❤️ AND...after years of trying to germinate an avocado seed using the “toothpick method” I was finally able to get one to grow in a bottle! Now I finally get my wish of a having huge 🥑 tree. 🤞
Not video related, just had to tell you my ranunculus and anemones are growing beautifully and about ready to bloom 🙌🏻🌸Thanks again for the help and awesome info :)
I'm so happy to hear that! Anemones and ranunculus are my favorites!
These individual plant videos are super helpful! Thanks so much for doing these!!!
There are several more coming over the next few weeks, as well. I just need to finish editing them. Happy gardening!
I started my statice under lights and they germinated in like 1-2 days! Love a quick germinating flower.
Me too! Good luck with your statice! :) :)
Excited to grow statice this year! I’ve picked a lot of flowers based on their ability to dry this year so I can enhance my wreath making in the off-season.
I've never tried making wreaths! That sounds so fun. :) :)
I love these in arrangements because they last so long.
Me too, they're especially great for drying!
You sound exhausted. Thank you for pushing through to make this. Statice is one of the cut flowers I don’t know much about and have been attempting to research! Keep them coming please!!! 💐
I, too, realized that I sounded so tired when I was editing this, lol. It had been a very, very long day. Thank you so much for watching! :)
I planted Statice starting them indoors for 4 weeks then out into the garden Feb 15. They are still growing okay. Our temps haven't been below 26. We've had 3 snows and I'm in 9a. This is my first time growing them and I'm very excited to see what they do.
I'll be growing the seeker mix statice from Johnny's. I'm SO excited that they will germinate in colder weather! I'm in zone 7a, so I should hopefully have a similar germination time as yours! It's my first year winter sowing, and it's so hard to believe that the little containers of dirt are going to (hopefully, lol) contain little seedlings in spring! Seeing one of them start to germinate sooner will boost my confidence, I think.
The first time I used winter sowing, I was very worried that it wouldn't work. I hope that you have seedlings very soon! Good luck! :)
Thank you so much for this video! I think I’ll sneak a tray of statice out in my low tunnel.
Thank you so much for watching! :)
I love your happy accident garden theory; because it matches my philosophy!
I’m growing these for the first time this year!
Wonderful! I hope they grow well. Good luck! :)
Beautiful! Love the lavender colors. I've always grown statice for drying, it never occurred to me to use it fresh in bouquets!
Love seeing your statice blooms especially the soft colors. I usually start it inside and transplant it out. I didn’t realize that deer ate them until last year. Thanks for the tip on winter sowing!
I really love the statice in the pastel shades! Good luck this year! Thank you so much for watching! :) :)
I planted my statice out into the garden in early December and they have been handling the frosts ( 35 F) like champs. I live in Zone 9b and will be planting them out in the future this way!
Wonderful! Thanks so much for watching! :)
Trying it in a winter sown jug outside. I'm excited. I didnt realize they are fast bloomers.
Starting these tonight for my 1st time, thanks for your video! I learned about them!
I'm going to try to grow it this year.🌱
Good luck! Thank you so much for watching! :)
Love this. I’m doing 7 colours this year but I didn’t realize it was this hardy so I’m so happy you said that
Thank you so much for watching! :)
I grew a few statice plants for the first time last year. A couple of them are over wintering here in my east Texas garden very nicely! We haven’t gotten below 26°.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I have never grown Statice, great video. Super helpful😇😊
Never tried Statice, prob not on top of my list but if some gives me the seeds heck I’ll stick anything in a bottle 🤪
I too live in Ky and have grown statice for years in containers. I love the dainty flowers and they dry beautifully. I have sewn them as late as April-early May and had flowers into late August. I have never tried to winter sow. Thanks for the info. I will try to sew some of them earlier this year. I just found your channel thru Jeri Landers at hopalong hollow when she mentioned you in her video.
That's so great to know that they'll bloom all season long. Thanks so much for the information - and welcome to the channel! :) :)
What size container do you keep them in?
First year trying to grow. The information is very helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! The bouquet in the video is so simple and pretty!!
Thank you so much for watching! :)
So pretty. Thanks for doing video, learn something new with each video you post.
Thank you so much for watching! :)
Thank you for a timely video. I am winter sowing for the first time and I have a milk jug with statice seeds outside. I’m zone 6B too and have never grown statice before. Fingers crossed!
Statice is often one of the very first flowers to start germinating in my winter sowing containers, so I wouldn't be surprised if you see seedlings very soon. Good luck!! :) :)
Thanks!! I'm so excited to have caught this video! I've always wanted to grow statice, just never knew where to start or how they grew! Perfect informative video, thank you!!
I'm glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for watching! :)
I will try to grow them this year, just to see if I like them in the garden. I am growing in small place so thank you for your tipp! 😊 Greetings, Judit
Thank you so much for watching! I hope you're having a nice day! :) :)
It always reminds me of seaweed 😁 . 🐠🐟
Yes!
I'm in zone 9b in California. I had some statice in a pot up against the house and it was protected by the eaves of the house. It remained beautiful all year long. It is actually blooming right now. The statice I had in the landscape survived but it has brown leaves. We'll see if it makes a comeback. Loved the video.
That sounds wonderful. We're expecting snow, so there's absolutely nothing blooming here. LOL! Thank you so much for watching! :)
Hi🙂 this year i have Sowed an apricot Shade of statice. I love that they are also called Sea lavander Is a fun name. Have a nice day
The apricot shades are very pretty! Thank you so much for watching! :)
Thank you!
We moved a month ago and my yard now is a barren landscape. I have been making a list of all of the seeds that I'm planning to plant and I had bypassed Statice but if I can winter sow it maybe it would be worthwhile. I've never planted it before but as usual your footage is always so beautiful and makes it all so tempting.
Here in my yard, the annual statice blooms very quickly - even from a winter sowing. It's definitely an interesting choice for cut flowers. Thank you so much for watching! :)
Just winter sowed 8 milk jugs of statice and set them in the snow . First time for statice!
Fantastic! Good luck!! :) :)
I have learned so much from your videos! Thanks so much!! 🌱🌸💕
Thank you so much for watching! :)
I planned to start my first winter sowing earlier, but just got my containers ready. I wasn't sure if this was considered a cool flower, but I have a fresh packet of seeds, so great timing-I'm in 8b, so no time to waste! I hope you're doing okay, you sounded very horse, or as though it hurt to speak, tonight. Stay well!
I was very tired when I made this video. I didn't realize that it was so obvious in my voice until I was editing it. Thank you so much for watching! Happy gardening! :) :)
Yes I plan to have the sunset mix, I just wintersowed them, hopefully they do well and I can use these for fillers :)
I really liked the sunset mix - such a nice combination of colors! Good luck! :)
Good info on timing, thought these were warmer weather starts. I'll have to try it!
Thank you so much for watching! :)
I'm going to try growing the Rat Tail Statice this year, thank you for the video!! I'm going to plant them today!! :)
I've never tried that one! I might have to add it to my seed list for next season. Thank you so much for watching! :)
My statice seeds just shipped from Johnny's! I'm trying them for the first time since they are on Lisa Mason Ziegler's list of "Cool Flowers". Good info about the fertilization and watering needs and that they are more of a cut flower not an ornamental one for landscaping. I'd like to follow your journey on learning about drying flowers! Do you suggest pinching them for increased production?
These seedlings grow in a rosette pattern. I'm honestly not sure if it's possible to pinch them, because of their growth habit. Thank you so much for watching! :)
I direct sowed Statice years ago when I was first starting to garden.
Will do it again this year. I have seeds from botanical interests cotton candy mix. I will try some again.
I've never direct sowed statice. I'll have to give it a try sometime. Thank you so much for watching! :)
Another inspiring video!
Thanks so much!
First year growing this !! I also got the rat tail variety to try.
Wonderful! I'll have to add the rat tail type to my garden wish list for next season. Good luck!! :)
Thanks, they look great.
Thanks for watching! :)
Thank you, a beautiful flower
Thank you so much for watching! :)
I’ve never grown statice before. I want to try though! You make me want a low tunnel so I could start them using the winter sowing method, although I suppose I could just put them outside somewhere!
I'm skipping statice this year to save some space in the flower beds, but I have a feeling I'm going to miss them! LOL!
Thanks for sharing! Very informative.
Thank you so much for watching! :)
I am in zone 7B and it is mid-February. I am getting my seeds in a few days. Do you think I could grow these in crates? I am thinking of putting some statice and some stock in crates and covering them with a low tunnel of some sort. Do you think it would work?
Thank you for your videos. Am waiting for my statice seeds💜
Thank you so much for watching! :)
Hi. I'm in the UK so I think that's a Zone 5. If not pulling and composting at the end of a season (winter) do you prune them back? If so to what height or just leave them
Amazing! Thank you
What size container do you recommend we use to grow them if we plan to keep them in pots?
I have a a narrow part on the side of the house about 5 ft by 20 ft and that’s all I’m going to grow and yarrow. I’m starting the seeds now in doors. Is there any advice you can give me
Love your show.
Do you pinch statice?
Love this thanks
Thanks for watching!
What do you plan to plant in place of your statice when they are finished in the summer?
I usually replace it with something like sunflowers or zinnias, maybe celosia. Thanks for watching! :)
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Thank you for this information! I am growing a cut flower garden for the first time this year and statice is one of the flowers I chose. I am planning to begin winter sowing tomorrow. Do you think it would be better to put the containers right outside or in my high tunnel?
I always put the containers outside. :) :) Thanks for watching!
❤💚❤ I would like to see a zinnia sowing method
I have a new video about zinnias coming soon. Thanks for watching! :) :)
Statice is one of my favorite flowers. Have you tried rat tail statice? I just bought some from floret flowers
I've not tried that one before. I'll have to add that to my garden list for next season! :)
Hi for statice or limonium, how many days until they flower?
What are the other lilac flowers in the vase?! They are dreamy.
I'm not absolutely certain, but it was likely scabiosa flower - another hardy annual. Hope that helps! :) :)
I was given a packet of statice seeds that came from Costa Rica. I wasn’t sure about them, but perhaps I’ll go ahead and winter sow them and see what happens.
Good luck with your winter sowing! :) :)
Where did you get the seeds?
I have never heard of statice... But it's probably very likely that I've bought them in bouquets before..
Definitely! They're very common in bouquets. Thank you so much for watching! :)
How far apart do you plant ?
I usually space the plants about 6 inches apart. Thanks for watching! 🌱
I have
I'm going status in the past and dried it. I still have it in some dry arrangements in my home. They dry and last a long, long time. Yours are beautiful. Love your channel keep up the good work.
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Thank you!
You're welcome! :) :)