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I've transplanted these around the yard this year, and have given several away. Many have their first blooms. Will see how they do for ...Read More
This is my first experience with Scarlet Flax. I planted directly into ground, in horribly alkaline soil. About half came up. Next time I...Read More
Lessez faire gardener that I am, I mixed all the flower seed packets I had and tossed them in the garden without any plan. These were am...Read More
Winner thumbs up celebrate! I tossed these seeds into the garden as a footnote to my larger plans, and then the weather nixed those plans...Read More
Hi Everyone.
I live in New Westminster, BC, Canada.
This plant came to me as a gift in a package of wild fl...Read More
I love this plant! The flowers seem almost fluorescent. And they are simply stunning mixed in with larkspur and cosmos. Mine grew fair...Read More
I found these growing in my garden, so they must have come in a 'wild flower mix' that I sort of tossed about in May or June.
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I'm putting a neutral on this so far because I planted 1500 seeds in Fall, according to directions, and only have one tall stalk to show ...Read More
Scarlet Flax grows easily from winter sowed seeds. I've found the color to be rose-red. Just lovely with old fashioned roses.
Scarlet flax is a wildflower that is indigenous to North Africa and Southern Europe, but has become naturalized in other desert areas. I...Read More
Scarlet flax grows great here. No need for support. Grows from 5-8 inches, in full sun, and partial shade.
Floppy stems! Needs support. Flowers last a day, blooms multiple flowers on each stem.... flowers endlessly. Drops petals everywhere, you...Read More