QAUZUY GARDEN 300 White Edelweiss Seeds (Leontopodium alpinu) - Hardy Cold Perennial Flower & Attract Pollinators - Great in Splendid High-End Bouquets Cut Flower Arrangement

Edelweiss (Leontopodium alpinum) is famous for its lance-shaped, wooly foliage and white, star-shaped flowers. These little flowers are naturally found growing in the high altitudes of the Alps and are accustomed to, rocky soil, cold temperatures, and high winds. Edelweiss is a slow-growing plant and will begin flowering in its second year of growth. Edelweiss flowers are a breeze to care for. Naturally found in harsh environments, these little flowers thrive in areas with cold temperatures and poor soil. They make excellent additions to rock gardens.  How to Grow Edelweiss From Seed Starting edelweiss from seed is very easy. If the seeds are started outdoors, sow them before the last frost in the spring to allow the seeds to go through a natural cold stratification. For seeds started indoors, place the seeds in soil inside a black plastic bag and place them in the refrigerator for three weeks. Then, follow these instructions: Gently sow the seeds on the surface of well-draining soil. Mist them gently. Keep the seeds in a cool environment. Germination should occur in about two to six weeks. When seedlings appear, place them in a sunny location. When they are large enough to handle, harden them off. Move them to the garden once they are acclimated to full sun.