Statice is easy to grow and salt tolerant. Seeds can be started indoors 6-8 weeks before planting or sown directly outdoors. In August, Statice Sea Lavender appear as a beautiful purple haze when they grow on salt marshes. Statice bloom in spring and summer. Some species of Statice have an offensive odor. In some varieties of Statice, the flowers are initially just violet when they are first formed, but later on as the flowers mature some of them, in the middle of the bunch, change color and become pure white.
Statice flower is a perennial Exotic flower, which belongs to the family plumbaginaceae. Statice flowers are popularly, used in dried flower arrangements, indeed Statice are one of the most widely used dried flowers. Statice is also commonly known by various different names viz., Limonium, English Statice, German Statice, Seafoam Statice, Latifolia, Sea Lavender.
Statice flowers are used extensively for border, bed, cutflowers, dried arrangements.
