Sun Ball (Craspedia globosa) Non-GMO - Organically Grown
Perennial Wildflower
Sun Ball (Craspedia globosa), also known as Billy Buttons or Drumstick Flower, is a whimsical, perennial wildflower native to New Zealand, Australia, and Tasmania. It produces long, leafless stems topped with perfectly round, bright golden-yellow flower heads that resemble little balls of sunshine. These unique blooms are popular in both fresh and dried flower arrangements, making excellent cutting flowers with exceptional vase life.
Growing Instructions:
• Soil: Prefers well-draining soil; tolerates sandy or loamy types.
• Light: Full Sun (FS)
• Water: Moderate watering; drought-tolerant once established.
• Spacing: Space 12–18 inches apart.
• Height: Typically 18–24 inches tall.
• Bloom Time: Summer to early fall.
• Cutting Flower: Excellent for bouquets and floral designs.
• Dried Flower: Retains shape and vibrant color when dried, perfect for everlasting arrangements.
Stratification: Not required.
Germination: 7–21 days. Sow on surface or lightly cover with fine soil. Keep moist and warm (around 70°F) until germination.
Special Notes:
• Perennial in warm climates; may behave as an annual in colder zones.
• Can be started indoors and transplanted carefully, but prefers minimal root disturbance.
Seed count: 25
This charming flower adds texture, shape, and cheer to any garden or bouquet. A must-have for fans of unique blooms and floral crafts.