Globe flowers are hardy herbaceous perennials that bloom from early spring to late summer, depending on the species. These clump-forming plants are a key food source for the Silver-ground Carpet Moth. The blooms of these species resemble bowls or globes, which is thought to have given rise to the common name of the genus being "Globe Flowers."
Water:
Thriving in moist environments, globe flowers requires consistently moist, well-draining soil. Weekly watering supports its growth and blooms, while outdoor cultivation allows it to benefit from rainfall. As a herbaceous perennial, globe flowers's health relies on adequate water during its active growing season.
Propagation:
Propagation methods for globe flowers include seed sowing, division, and root cuttings. Use moist, well-draining soil and provide partial to full sunlight. Seed viability is highest when fresh; divisions are best in early spring or autumn. Prevent root rot and maintain adequate light for high success rates.
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