Blush
The Johnny's research team has trialed and curated this flower seed collection of cut-flower varieties in trending shades of blush, from light pink and pale cherry to ivory and soft apricot.
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Pale blush-pink for spring and fall production.
New! Pale blush-pink for spring and fall production.
100 - 110 Days
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Novel color in a classic cut flower.
New! Novel color in a classic cut flower.
80 - 90 Days
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Outstanding cut flower that's actually a carrot.
Outstanding cut flower that's actually a carrot.
65 - 75 Days
Peony-type blooms with excellent uniformity in an easy-to-grow annual.
Peony-type blooms with excellent uniformity.
110 - 120 Days
Profuse bloomers for fresh or dried arrangements.
Profuse bloomers for fresh or dried arrangements.
75 - 85 Days
Refined all-season series for field or greenhouse growing.
Refined series for field or greenhouse.
110 - 120 Days
Premium, reliable florist quality.
Premium, reliable florist quality.
90 - 105 Days
Unusual double blooms supported by strong stems.
Bicolor blooms in a range of pink to white.
75 - 90 Days
Medium-size blooms, excellent vase life, less prone to powdery mildew.
Excellent vase life and low susceptibility to powdery mildew.
75 - 90 Days
Unique, double petal Azalea-type cut flower with a Victorian look.
Unique double-petal type.
110 - 120 Days
Peony-type blooms with excellent uniformity in an easy-to-grow annual.
Peony-type blooms with excellent uniformity.
110 - 120 Days
Novel cosmos that resemble fluted cupcake wrappers.
Novel cosmos resemble fluted cupcake wrappers.
90 - 100 Days
Early-blooming stock with strong branching habit and hard stems.
Early blooming, branching stock.
90 - 100 Days
Airy cool-season filler that is sturdy and easy to grow.
Airy cool-season filler.
55 - 65 Days
Excellent series for cut flower production.
Excellent series for cut flower production.
80 - 90 Days
First and most abundant to bloom in our trials.
Early and prolific.
75 - 85 Days