Lacy Pink Didiscus Cut Flower Seeds

Pale pink, 2–2 1/2" blooms are held aloft on stiff stems. Flowers have a mild, clean fragrance and delicate appearance. Plant habit is branching and upright with few leaves. Plants produce blooms for up to two months in our trials. Ht. 24–36". 25 count

Good to know: Didiscus is grown for delicate, lace-like umbels on slender stems. It is commonly used as an airy filler flower and tends to perform best in mild rather than extreme heat.

Sun: Full sun
Sowing: Start indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost or direct sow after frost
Spacing: About 9–12 inches
Care: Well-drained soil and consistent moisture; avoid disturbing roots unnecessarily
Harvest: Cut stems when the flower heads are opening and stems are firm
Production note: Didiscus can be sensitive to root disturbance, so transplant gently. Consistent moisture and good drainage help maintain straight, usable stems.