Sea Holly 'Rattlesnake Master'

A tallgrass prairie native, rattlesnake master was utilized by early indigenous peoples, who crafted the fibrous leaves into strong textiles. Bone-white flower clusters resembling small thistles contrast with purple-toned plants such as dark-leaved Penstemons, and look lovely with coneflowers in meadows and borders. Easy to grow and adaptive to differing soil conditions. Also known as Eryngium.

DETAILS:

QTY:25

TYPE: Perennial

DEPTH: 1/4"

GERMINATION: 14-21 Days after chilling period

HEIGHT: 36 - 40"

SITE: Full Sun

MATURITY: 365 Days

SPACING: 18-24”

PINCH: No


HOW TO GROW:
It is tap-rooted and dislikes transplanting, so direct seed or plant in final location.