Name: THE STRAWFLOWER GROWER'S HANDBOOK: A Complete Guide to Seed Starting, Planting, Pinching, Feeding, Harvesting, Drying, Seed Saving, and Growing Flowers for Fresh and Dried Arrangements (en Inglés)
SKU: 69007476
Price: 625.63 MXN
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Author: Miller, Elena W.
ISBN: 9798175370356

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THE STRAWFLOWER GROWER'S HANDBOOK: A Complete Guide to Seed Starting, Planting, Pinching, Feeding, Harvesting, Drying, Seed Saving, and Growing Flowers for Fresh and Dried Arrangements (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Independently published

Autor

Miller, Elena W.

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Inglés

N° páginas

170

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798175370356

THE STRAWFLOWER GROWER'S HANDBOOK: A Complete Guide to Seed Starting, Planting, Pinching, Feeding, Harvesting, Drying, Seed Saving, and Growing Flowers for Fresh and Dried Arrangements (en Inglés)

Miller, Elena W. (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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Grow colorful strawflowers from seed to harvest and preserve their papery blooms for fresh bouquets, wreaths, garlands, and long-lasting dried arrangements. The Strawflower Grower's Handbook is a practical guide covering seed starting, planting, pinching, feeding, succession growing, containers, harvesting, drying, seed saving, pests, diseases, and flower design. Strawflower, or Xerochrysum bracteatum, combines strong stems with colorful papery bracts that can retain their shape and color long after harvest when cut and dried correctly. Inside, you'll learn how to: Choose tall cutting strains and compact container varieties Start healthy plants from seed indoors or by direct sowing Harden and transplant seedlings successfully Space plants for branching, airflow, and easier harvesting Pinch young plants to encourage more flowering stems Support tall varieties before wind and rain cause leaning Water deeply while avoiding saturated roots Feed moderately without creating soft leafy growth Use succession planting for a longer flower harvest Grow productive strawflowers in containers and small spaces Recognize aphids, mites, thrips, mildew, leaf spots, and root problems Harvest flowers at the right stage for fresh arrangements Cut earlier for drying and better flower shape Air-dry flowers while protecting their color from light and humidity Save seed and plan future crops The guide also covers pollinator gardening, dried-flower storage, wreaths and garlands, bouquet planning, home drying spaces, small-scale production, and troubleshooting. Safety Note: Strawflowers are discussed as ornamental and cut flowers. Do not use plant material for food or medicinal purposes unless authoritative safety guidance supports that use. Grow strong stems, harvest with purpose, dry at the right stage, and enjoy beautiful strawflowers throughout the year.