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Flax, Blue (1/4 lb)

Flax, Blue (1/4 lb)

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Blue Flax Seeds (1/4 lb) grow a hardy perennial wildflower (Linum perenne lewisii) that stands erect like grass and covers itself in sky-blue flowers through summer. Planted in mass and allowed to naturalize, it creates a meadow effect and thrives in dry meadows and on slopes. This 1/4 lb bag covers about 1,000 square feet when broadcast.

At a glance

  • Variety: Blue flax, Linum perenne lewisii (open-pollinated)
  • Type: Perennial wildflower
  • Bloom: Sky-blue flowers in summer, second spring after planting
  • Sun: Full sun
  • Planting depth: 1/16 inch
  • Germination: 20 to 30 days
  • Height at maturity: 1 to 3 feet
  • USDA zone: 3 to 9
  • Coverage: About 1,000 sq ft (about 82,214 seeds)

Best for

  • Naturalized meadows and mass plantings
  • Dry meadows and slopes
  • Low-water, light-care wildflower areas
  • Attracting bees and beneficial insects
  • Prairie and pollinator gardens

How to grow

Broadcast seed in spring at 1/16 inch deep in loose, sandy soil if possible, though blue flax adapts to most soils. Thin plants to 6 to 10 inches apart. It needs only light water and blooms the second spring after planting, returning year after year as it naturalizes.

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