Agrostemma (Agrostemma Githago Milas Rose) - This wild flower has five petals, hairy leaves and stems. Agrostemma is very easy to grow from flower seeds which makes it a favorite among many home gardeners. It sways in the slightest breeze, and brings a charm to any flower garden. Agrostemma seeds turn in to a great cut flower, and it will bring bees and hummingbirds to the garden as well. Even though Agrostemma is an annual, it will self-seed, giving you even more flowers the following year. In USDA zones 9 and 10, it blooms year round. Agrostemma Milas bears 2 inch satiny, bright rose blossoms with a white throat and subtle radiating black dotted lines. Producing a hundred or more blooms on slender, upright stems, you will love this graceful plant. This flower is easy to establish from Agrostemma seeds, and it will grow to be about 36 inches tall and 18 inches wide.

Agrostemma (Agrostemma Githago Purple Queen) - Start the Purple Queen flower seeds directly outside and add a charming Agrostemma to the flower garden! Silky, speckled, blooms grow in sprays on willowy gray stems. Agrostemma Purple Queen prefers cool growing conditions for optimum results.

If you want delicate clouds of lavender-rose flowers, then agrostemma purple queen is the perfect flower for you. Agrostemma, ground from flower seeds, offers up abundant purple blooms that work great as cut flowers with long vase life. Sow agrostemma seeds late in summer for an encore round of blooms come fall. Sow these annual flower seeds in full sun and Agrostemma will reach a height of 30 - 36 inches in no time.