Vaccaria segetalis, commonly known as cowherb, is an annual herb. It develops upright smooth stems and clusters of charming pink star blossoms in summer. The blooms last a long time and hold well for cut flower use. This plant prefers full sun and loose well-drained soil, tolerating dry conditions. Avoid waterlogged soil, excess moisture will lead to root rot. It fits wildflower meadows and mixed flower borders, and the seeds also have traditional herbal applications.
It fits USDA hardiness zones 3 to 9. It loves full sun, can endure dry weather. It grows actively in spring and summer, completes its life cycle before cold winter arrives.
Ornamental Value: Dense pink star flowers create soft natural scenery, suitable for wildflower meadow and cut flower harvest. Ecological Value: Summer blossoms supply nectar for bees and other pollinating insects. Practical Value: Low maintenance, drought resistant, easy to naturalize in suitable open land.
Store unused seeds in sealed, cool, dry and ventilated space. Keep away from high temperature and humid air. Damp conditions trigger mildew and reduce seed vitality. Seeds maintain good activity for up to 12 months under proper preservation.
Pack seeds with moisture-proof breathable packaging materials. Avoid heavy squeezing and crushing during transportation. Prevent rain soaking and high-temperature exposure. Keep the package dry and intact to guarantee seed activity.
Selected plump high-quality Vaccaria segetalis seeds with stable germination rate. Drought tolerant annual herb with soft pink blooms, great for wildflower meadows, border landscaping and cut flower collection.
Wildflower meadow planting, garden border decoration, cut flower farm, herbal planting, natural landscape restoration.
Q: Is Vaccaria segetalis drought resistant? A: Yes, it adapts well to dry sunny environments, no frequent watering needed once established. Q: What kind of flower does it produce? A: Small star-shaped soft pink flowers clustered along upright stems in summer. Q: When to sow Vaccaria segetalis seeds? A: Spring sowing after last frost is recommended. Autumn sowing works for warm winter zones. Q: Does it need rich fertile soil? A: It can grow in lean soil. The key requirement is good drainage.
