The white Corncockle is very elegant with its beautiful, large creamy white flowers and narrow leaves held on slim stems. This undemanding summer flower is a favourite insect pasture and makes a grand addition to the vegetable and wild gardens. Note: All parts of the plant are poisonous.
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Characteristics for Corncockle, white
Botanical name: Agrostemma gracilisFlower colour: whiteVegetation period: annual, Cool FlowersUse of flowers and herbs: Cut flower, Good for insects and beesHeight in cm: 50-80
Cultivation
Seed required for 1000 plants (g): 8Planting distance (cm): 20 x 30Sowing depth: 0.5-1 cm
propagated by
Biozüchtergarten / Peggy Giertz
In her organic breeding farm, Peggy Giertz breeds and propagates seeds for vegetables and flowers following biodynamic principles. The farm is located in Altglobsow, northern Brandenburg.
Christhild Brauch
On the grounds of Gut Mönchhof, Chisthild Brauch propagates and cultivates vegetables in a small seed breeding and propagation farm based on biodynamic principles. Located in the eastern Meissen foothills in Meissen.
Fleur Couleur / Lies Couckuyt
Fleur Couleur is an organic flower farm in Belgium, founded in 2016. In addition to direct marketing of fresh and dried flowers through a pick-your-own field and sales to florists, seeds are propagated outdoors and in a small tunnel. The farm uses ploughless soil tillage methods.
Heiko Pohl
Heiko Pohl’s Bioland farm is located on the western edge of the Lechtal, just above the valley floor.
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