Common Name: Borage White Flower Scientific Name: Borago officinalis Physical Attributes: Star shaped white flowers bloom with pointed petals in a slightly nodded position. Fuzzy muted green foliage create a bushy full look. Uses: Beds, borders and pots. Life Cycle: Annual Growing Height: 50 – 90cm Attracts: Beneficial pollinators. Bees and butterflies. When to Sow: Spring – Autumn. Sowing Depth: 5 – 10mm Sow Spacing: 30cm Sowing Method: Sow direct or raise seedlings. If planting outside do so after the danger of frost has passed. Plant in well drained soil and water in well, be careful not to water log. Succession plant for a longer blooming window. Position: Full sun Germination Time: 5 – 10 days Maintenance: Harvesting and deadheading will keep the plant in bloom for longer. Seeds Per Packet: 20 Note: *The seeds or any part of this plant may not be used for human consumption. – Food Standard Australia & New Zealand*
