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Whorlflower Seeds – 10 seeds

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Growing Snapshot

Botanical name
Morina longifolia
Seed count
10 seeds
Light
Full sun to partial shade
Bloom or harvest window
Summer to early fall; tiered pale pink to white fragrant flowers on upright spikes

Whorlflower seeds for Morina longifolia, a rare architectural perennial with tiered whorls of pale pink to white fragrant flowers on elegant upright spikes for collector gardens and borders.

Description

Whorlflower Seeds grow Morina longifolia, an uncommon perennial prized for sculptural upright stems arranged with tiered whorls of pale pink to white flowers. Native to cool mountainous regions, it brings alpine elegance, fragrance, and a distinctive vertical form to perennial borders, cottage gardens, and collector plantings.

Why Grow It

  • Unique tiered whorls of pale pink to white flowers create a sculptural spike unlike common border plants.
  • Fragrant, pollinator-friendly blooms with deer-resistant garden value.
  • Best in cooler conditions and excellent drainage, especially in alpine-style or refined perennial beds.

Growing Information

Botanical name Morina longifolia
Life cycle Hardy perennial
Mature height 24-36 in. tall with sculptural upright flower spikes
Light Full sun to partial shade
Bloom or harvest window Summer to early fall; tiered pale pink to white fragrant flowers on upright spikes
Seed count 10 seeds
Sowing advice Cold stratify moist seed for 30-60 days. Surface sow or cover very lightly, then keep evenly moist in a cool, well-drained seed-starting mix.
Spacing 12-18 in. apart in well-drained perennial borders, alpine-style plantings, or collector beds
Germination Usually 14-30 days at 60-70 F after stratification, though rare perennials may germinate unevenly

Best For

  • rare perennial collections
  • alpine-style plantings
  • cottage borders
  • pollinator beds
  • architectural flower spikes

Packet Details

Includes 10 seeds. Store cool, dry, and dark until sowing. Start with cold stratification and use free-draining seed mix for best results.

FAQ

Do Whorlflower seeds need cold stratification?

Yes. A 30-60 day moist cold stratification period is recommended to improve germination.

What conditions does Morina longifolia prefer?

It prefers well-drained soil, cool root conditions, and full sun to partial shade. Avoid hot, humid, poorly drained sites.

Is Whorlflower a perennial?

Yes. Morina longifolia is a perennial valued for long-lasting, fragrant flower spikes and architectural form.

Growing Guide

Botanical nameMorina longifolia
Seed count10 seeds
LightFull sun to partial shade
Bloom or harvest windowSummer to early fall; tiered pale pink to white fragrant flowers on upright spikes

Use this guide as a planning reference. Germination and garden performance depend on local conditions, storage, timing, temperature, light, and moisture.

Additional information

Botanical name

Morina longifolia

Life cycle

Hardy perennial

Mature height

24-36 in. tall with sculptural upright flower spikes

Light

Full sun to partial shade

Bloom or harvest window

Summer to early fall; tiered pale pink to white fragrant flowers on upright spikes

Seed count

10 seeds

Sowing advice

Cold stratify moist seed for 30-60 days. Surface sow or cover very lightly, then keep evenly moist in a cool, well-drained seed-starting mix.

Spacing

12-18 in. apart in well-drained perennial borders, alpine-style plantings, or collector beds

Germination

Usually 14-30 days at 60-70 F after stratification, though rare perennials may germinate unevenly

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