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Hudson Valley Seed Co.

Audray White Gomphrena

Gomphrena globosa

Conventionally Grown

A fuss-free, heat tolerant variety.

These milk-white, clover-shaped blooms hold up well in fresh or dried floral bouquets. Because of its ability to retain both color and shape, papery Gomphrena flowers are often used for leis, garlands, and bouquets. The plant has a bushy habit making it an excellent choice for containers, borders, and dense plantings. An overall fuss-free annual that will tolerate heat and dry spells.

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Growing instructions
Direct sow after last frost, or sow indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost and then transplant after last frost. Plants enjoy full sun and tolerate poor, dry soil. Cut often to promote bud formation. Dry flowers by cutting stems and hanging them upside down in small clusters.
Product Details
Days to Maturity 85-100 days
Days to Germination 5-14 days
Width at Maturity 12 inches
Height at Maturity 36 inches
Hardiness Zone Range Annual
Sun Conditions Full Sun (8+ Hours Sun)
Planting Depth 1/2"
Row Spacing 12 inches
Plant Spacing 8 inches
    White Audray Gomphrena flowers by Hudson Valley Seed Co. with vibrant, globe-shaped blooms and lush green foliage.
    White Audray Gomphrena flower from Hudson Valley Seed Co. featuring vibrant, rounded blooms on slender stems.
    White Audray Gomphrena flowers by Hudson Valley Seed Co. with vibrant, globe-shaped blooms and green foliage.
    White Audray Gomphrena flower from Hudson Valley Seed Co., showing vibrant white blooms with green stems and foliage.
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    I planted the seeds in small pots outside about 3 weeks ago (zone 8b). Numerous little seedlings are beginning to push up through the soil. I plan on repotting the most vigorous of the seedlings into larger containers…..with the hope that I can replant, as the plants continue to grow…..and eventually plant them into my flower bed. So far, so good.