Ammobium (Winged Everlasting) in Zone 11a & 11b

Ammobium alatum

When to plant ammobium (winged everlasting) in zone 11b

Zones 11a and 11b share the same average frost dates in our data, so this page covers both.

Method: Start indoors: Start indoors from seed, then transplant outside. Ammobium (Winged Everlasting) needs a head start most zones can't give it by direct-sowing alone.

Spacing: 4 per square foot (square-foot-gardening spacing). Mature height: 1.5-2 ft.

Ammobium, commonly called winged everlasting for the papery white bracts and the winged ridges running down its stems, is an uncommon but easy dried-flower crop worth trying if the more familiar strawflower feels overdone.

How ammobium (winged everlasting) fits zone 11's season

Zone 11b is frost-free in this dataset, so frost is not what limits the calendar here. What you can plant, and when, comes down to summer heat and daylength instead.

Good companions

No standout companions recorded yet for Ammobium (Winged Everlasting).

Where to buy ammobium seeds

• Botanical Interests
• True Leaf Market
• Burpee
• High Mowing Organic Seeds

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Growing Ammobium (Winged Everlasting) in USDA zone 11b: when to start seeds indoors, when to direct-sow, and when to expect a bloom.

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