Plant Sea Holly Flowers in Pots (Eryngium)

I found some bare root Sea Holly flowers at a local shop and needed to get them potted up.

Though my garden is buried in snow I can plant them up in pots to put in the garden later or I can grow Sea Holly in containers.

Sea Holly aka Eryngium is a tough perennial in zone 4-9 and will bring the most interesting color and flower shape to your garden. Sea Holly also makes a fantastic cut flower.

When they are bare root eryngium are rather unusual and you may not know which end is up. I share planting them up in this video so you can see how it is done.

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I am in zone 8a and many times we have plenty of snow on the ground in March and April, sometimes even May.

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