Scabiosa

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🌸 Scabiosa Plug Collection (Scabiosa atropurpurea, Scabiosa caucasica, Scabiosa stellata)
Available in 72-cell trays and 128-cell trays (charged as 100)

A romantic and textural suite of pincushion flowers, offering long stems, vintage hues, and pollinator-friendly charm. These annual and perennial types bloom from late spring through fall, producing airy, button-like blooms and whimsical seedpods ideal for fresh and dried arrangements. Each variety brings its own nuance—from creamy whites and deep blues to antique apricots and geometric seed heads.

🎨 Featured Varieties

  • Fama White (Scabiosa caucasica)
    Crisp white, oversized blooms (up to 4") on long, wiry stems.

    • Notes: First-year flowering perennial; excellent vase life

    • Uses: Bridal work, mono bunches, pollinator gardens

  • Fama Deep Blue (Scabiosa caucasica)
    Rich violet-blue blooms with ruffled petals and pale centers.

    • Notes: Largest flowering scabiosa; loved by butterflies

    • Uses: Cool-toned bouquets, cutting gardens

  • Pincushion Formula Mix (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    A vibrant blend of black, blue, creamy yellow, pink, red, salmon rose, and white.

    • Notes: Uniform habit; 1½–2½" blooms

    • Uses: Market bouquets, dried work, pollinator beds

  • Triple Berry Mix (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Custom blend of deep red, pink, and purple tone

  • Notes: Selected for uniformity and ease of harvest

  • Uses: Berry-toned bouquets, cutting gardens

  • Salmon Rose (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Coral-pink blooms with a soft, vintage glow.

    • Notes: Tall stems; excellent for drying

    • Uses: Sunset palettes, romantic designs

  • Merlot Red (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Deep wine-colored blooms with elegant form.

    • Notes: Productive and dramatic; 26–36" tall

    • Uses: Moody bouquets, fall arrangements

  • Oxford Blue (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Lavender-blue blooms with long vase life.

    • Notes: Lightly scented; strong stems

    • Uses: Cottage-style bouquets, dried work

  • Fata Morgana (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Creamy apricot blooms with blush undertones.

    • Notes: Vintage feel; attracts bees and butterflies

    • Uses: Soft-toned designs, dried arrangements

  • Starflower (Scabiosa stellata)
    Pale blue blooms that mature into bronze, globe-shaped seedpods.

    • Notes: Grown primarily for dried pods; geometric texture

    • Uses: Dried bouquets, wreaths, everlasting work

  • Snow Maiden (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Pure white blooms on wiry stems with green centers.

  • Notes: Long bloom season; reseeds readily

  • Uses: Bridal work, pollinator gardens, dried crowns

🌿 Growing Notes

  • Season: Spring-planted for summer to fall bloom

  • Height: 24–36" depending on variety

  • Spacing: 8–12" depending on tray size and production goals

  • Conditions:

  • Full sun; prefers well-drained, fertile soil

  • Pinch early for branching (except Fama types)

  • Netting recommended for upright support

  • Harvest when blooms are half open or seedpods are firm

🌸 Scabiosa Plug Collection (Scabiosa atropurpurea, Scabiosa caucasica, Scabiosa stellata)
Available in 72-cell trays and 128-cell trays (charged as 100)

A romantic and textural suite of pincushion flowers, offering long stems, vintage hues, and pollinator-friendly charm. These annual and perennial types bloom from late spring through fall, producing airy, button-like blooms and whimsical seedpods ideal for fresh and dried arrangements. Each variety brings its own nuance—from creamy whites and deep blues to antique apricots and geometric seed heads.

🎨 Featured Varieties

  • Fama White (Scabiosa caucasica)
    Crisp white, oversized blooms (up to 4") on long, wiry stems.

    • Notes: First-year flowering perennial; excellent vase life

    • Uses: Bridal work, mono bunches, pollinator gardens

  • Fama Deep Blue (Scabiosa caucasica)
    Rich violet-blue blooms with ruffled petals and pale centers.

    • Notes: Largest flowering scabiosa; loved by butterflies

    • Uses: Cool-toned bouquets, cutting gardens

  • Pincushion Formula Mix (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    A vibrant blend of black, blue, creamy yellow, pink, red, salmon rose, and white.

    • Notes: Uniform habit; 1½–2½" blooms

    • Uses: Market bouquets, dried work, pollinator beds

  • Triple Berry Mix (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Custom blend of deep red, pink, and purple tone

  • Notes: Selected for uniformity and ease of harvest

  • Uses: Berry-toned bouquets, cutting gardens

  • Salmon Rose (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Coral-pink blooms with a soft, vintage glow.

    • Notes: Tall stems; excellent for drying

    • Uses: Sunset palettes, romantic designs

  • Merlot Red (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Deep wine-colored blooms with elegant form.

    • Notes: Productive and dramatic; 26–36" tall

    • Uses: Moody bouquets, fall arrangements

  • Oxford Blue (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Lavender-blue blooms with long vase life.

    • Notes: Lightly scented; strong stems

    • Uses: Cottage-style bouquets, dried work

  • Fata Morgana (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Creamy apricot blooms with blush undertones.

    • Notes: Vintage feel; attracts bees and butterflies

    • Uses: Soft-toned designs, dried arrangements

  • Starflower (Scabiosa stellata)
    Pale blue blooms that mature into bronze, globe-shaped seedpods.

    • Notes: Grown primarily for dried pods; geometric texture

    • Uses: Dried bouquets, wreaths, everlasting work

  • Snow Maiden (Scabiosa atropurpurea)
    Pure white blooms on wiry stems with green centers.

  • Notes: Long bloom season; reseeds readily

  • Uses: Bridal work, pollinator gardens, dried crowns

🌿 Growing Notes

  • Season: Spring-planted for summer to fall bloom

  • Height: 24–36" depending on variety

  • Spacing: 8–12" depending on tray size and production goals

  • Conditions:

  • Full sun; prefers well-drained, fertile soil

  • Pinch early for branching (except Fama types)

  • Netting recommended for upright support

  • Harvest when blooms are half open or seedpods are firm

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