
Basketflower Seeds
Welcome bees to giant, fringed basketflowers dressed for a county fair day, then cut a few for bouquets.
About Basketflower Seeds
(Asteraceae spp.) These annual wildflowers look like thistle blooms but lack thorns. Petals emerge from modified leaves called phyllaries that have a distinctive “basketweave” pattern. Their sweet scent is attractive to pollinators, and the nutritious seeds are popular with birds.