You can start inside 6-8 weeks before last frost. Cover seed lightly and provide warmth 65-75°F.
May also be direct seeded outdoors after last frost.
Transplant seeds (started indoors) outside after last frost into a full sun location. Prefers light, well drained soil.
http://www.sunriseseeds.com/Statice.0.ht...
Thought you'd enjoy someone's experience with starting Statice seeds: "These seeds were some of the very first to sprout. Once transplanted into the garden, the plant grew to about the size of a large dinner plate. More and more leaves, very flat, and stayed very close to the ground, in a circle. I really thought that the plants weren't going to do anything else, and then finally, center sprouts popped up. They were flat, four sided sprouts -- almost looked like a type of cactus, and then at the tip, dividing into many flower heads. More and more sprouts from the center of the plant. A real UNIQUE plant, but a nice addition to my garden. The flowers have a strong, almost 'sweet-rotten' smell to me, so doesn't smell real nice."
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/753/
When do Statice flowers sprout?
They can be planted right after the first frost and they last well into the fall http://www.gardenersnet.com/flower/stati...
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