
Enjoy summer's flowers into fall by growing this brightly colored charmer that dries right on the plant. Use it in dried flower arrangements, wreaths, and even homemade potpourri. This easy-to-grow, sun-loving annual heralds from Australia and is a great pick for hot, dry sites. Plant it outdoors after all danger of frost has passed in spring.
Create contrast in your landscape by pairing strawflower with fluffy-headed ageratum.
EvolvulusGrow upright strawflower with spreading evolvulus in containers or in the ground for a beautiful combo that looks great all season long
NigellaAnother favorite for dried-flower crafts, nigella's intricate flowers are a perfect combo for strawflower.
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