Eryngium, or Sea Holly, is a unique, stunning addition to any floral arrangement. Known for its spiky, architectural form and long-lasting beauty, these details make it an especially good cut flower for bouquet making, or as a stand along flower. Here are five varieties of Eryngium that are great as cut flowers, each bringing unique textures and colors to your bouquets.

4. Eryngium alpinum (Alpine Sea Holly)

Characteristics:

Height: 2-3 feet

Bloom Time: Mid to late summer

Flower Color: Blue with feathery bracts

Eryngium alpinum is known for its unique, feathery blue bracts that surround the central flower. Its delicate yet dramatic appearance makes it a stunning choice for floral arrangements, adding both texture and color.

Growing Tips:

Sunlight: Full sun

Soil: Well-drained, slightly alkaline soil

Water: Regular watering, but allow soil to dry out between waterings