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clarkia flower seeds Clarkia Crown Double Mix Seeds

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clarkia flower seeds Clarkia Crown Double Mix SeedsClarkia elegans 'Crown Double Mix' Mountain Garland Farewell to Spring 'Crown Double Mix' Tall, slender spikes densely packed with intricate, fully double, almost orchid like flowers in soft rose, salmon pink, mauve and pure white Clarkia is the cottage garden's most underrated cut flower, and one of the most rewarding hardy annuals you can sow for romantic summer bouquets. Most gardeners walk past Clarkia in seed catalogues without giving it a second

Clarkia elegans 'Crown Double Mix' Mountain Garland / Farewell to Spring 'Crown Double Mix'

Tall, slender spikes densely packed with intricate, fully double, almost-orchid-like flowers in soft rose, salmon-pink, mauve and pure white — Clarkia is the cottage garden's most underrated cut flower, and one of the most rewarding hardy annuals you can sow for romantic summer bouquets.

Most gardeners walk past Clarkia in seed catalogues without giving it a second glance, which is genuinely a shame — this is one of the great cottage garden hardy annuals, with intricate ruffled flowers that look like miniature orchids stacked along tall, elegant 60–75cm spikes. The Crown Double Mix produces fully double blooms (rather than single-petalled) in soft rose, salmon, pure white and gentle lilac, all on the same plant if you're lucky, and the flowers open progressively up the spike for weeks of continuous display. Native to the Pacific North-West of America, where it is sometimes called "Farewell to Spring" because it flowers as the season turns to summer. Hardy annual that prefers cool growing conditions. Outstanding cut flower with good vase life. Self-seeds politely once established.

A note on growing

Clarkia is genuinely fuss-free if you respect one principle: it dislikes being moved. Direct sow outdoors from March to May, or in September for autumn-sown plants that produce the strongest displays the following year. Sow at 5mm depth in well-drained soil and thin to 25cm spacing. Full sun, though it tolerates light shade. Important: Clarkia genuinely prefers poor to average soil — rich, manured ground produces lush foliage and fewer flowers, and can encourage the plants to topple in heavy summer rain. Lean conditions produce the most flower-laden plants. No staking is usually needed. Self-seeded plants will appear in following years.

Where it shines

In the cutting garden, where the tall spikes of orchid-like blooms make beautiful, romantic, slightly old-fashioned cut flowers — the kind that bring real character to a cottage-style bouquet. In cottage borders, plant in groups of five or seven for proper visual impact. In beginner-friendly plantings, where the ease of growing builds confidence. The pastel palette suits both English-cottage and modern Japanese-influenced planting schemes.

Plant alongside

For a soft, romantic cutting scheme, combine with Ammi majus (the airy white lace), Achillea 'Pastel Mixed' (matching pastel palette), and the tall blue spikes of Clary Sage 'Oxford Blue' for vertical contrast. In the cottage border, pair with Cornflower and the ruffled doubles of Antirrhinum 'Sweet Duet Apple Blossom'.

 

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