Centaurea cyanus

While these are called 'Black' they are really a deep gorgeous merlot. A perfect contrast to any color in a bouquet. These flowers are so easy to grow and are even edible! 

GROWING INSTRUCTIONS

Direct seed thinly in rows, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep, as soon as soil can be worked. Cover lightly. Keep soil surface moist until emergence. When seedlings have first true leaves, thin to 6-9" apart.

Plant Spacing: 2-9"

Seeds per packet: Approx  100