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  • corncockle seeds 20 seeds/bags
  • corncockle seeds 20 seeds/bags
  • corncockle seeds 20 seeds/bags
  • corncockle seeds 20 seeds/bags

corncockle seeds 20 seeds/bags

No.A053
High germination corncockle seeds produce lovely pink veined trumpet blooms. Hardy annual wildflower for meadows, borders and natural landscaping, low maintenance for beginner gardeners.
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  • corncockle seeds 20 seeds/bags
  • corncockle seeds 20 seeds/bags

Description




Our premium corncockle seeds deliver reliable germination rate and upright slender branching growth habit. Botanically named Agrostemma githago, it is a classic European traditional wildflower. It bears large trumpet-shaped pink petals with distinct darker vein markings, paired with narrow gray-green linear leaves, presenting a romantic rustic pastoral style.
Corncockle has good cold resistance and strong adaptability, tolerates poor and sandy soil conditions. It blooms continuously from early summer to early autumn. Widely used for wildflower meadow mixed sowing, cottage garden natural border backdrop, roadside ecological green belts, slope beautification and fresh cut flower arrangement. It grows well in loose well-drained ordinary garden soil with little demand for fertilizer. Only occasional watering during prolonged dry weather and regular weeding are required, with moderate self-seeding ability for annual natural renewal, perfectly suitable for ecological landscape projects and novice gardening enthusiasts.

Planting Instructions

  1. Soil Preparation: Select loose, breathable, well-drained loam or sandy soil, avoid heavy clay and waterlogged low-lying areas to prevent root rot.
  2. Sowing Method: Sow seeds directly on level soil surface, cover with 0.5cm thin soil layer and lightly compact. Warm water soaking for 12 hours can break seed dormancy and improve germination rate.
  3. Germination Condition: Keep topsoil slightly moist without standing water, constant temperature 15–22°C, seeds germinate within 10–18 days.
  4. Seedling Care: Thin overcrowded seedlings to keep proper spacing; full sunlight promotes sturdy stalks and sufficient flower bud differentiation.
  5. Daily Maintenance: Water deeply only in long drought periods; remove faded flower spikes appropriately if self-seeding is not needed; add simple support for tall stems in windy locations to avoid lodging.

Specification

  • Plant Name: Corncockle
  • Botanical Name: Agrostemma githago
  • Plant Type: Cold Hardy Annual Wildflower
  • Mature Height: 60–90 cm
  • Blooming Period: Early Summer to Early Autumn
  • Germination Temperature: 15–22°C
  • Growing Temperature: -15°C ~ 28°C
  • Light Requirement: Full Sun
  • Soil: Loose well-drained garden soil, tolerates barren sandy soil
  • Planting Difficulty: Very Easy
  • Core Features: Veined pink trumpet blossoms, slender upright plant shape, cold resistance, strong adaptability to poor soil, ideal for wildflower meadow landscaping

FAQ

Q1: Can corncockle withstand low temperature?
A1: It has certain cold tolerance, can endure light frost in seedling stage, suitable for spring sowing in most regions.
Q2: Does corncockle need rich fertile soil?
A2: It prefers lean soil. Excessive fertility will lead to excessive leaf growth, fewer flowers and easy lodging.
Q3: Will corncockle reseed itself next year?
A3: Yes, mature seeds fall off and germinate in the next spring to realize natural replanting.
Q4: Is corncockle suitable for cut flowers?
A4: Its tall straight stems and unique veined pink flowers have good ornamental value for bouquets.
Q5: Is it friendly for beginner gardeners?
A5: Very suitable for new growers with high germination rate, few pests and diseases and extremely simple daily management.

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