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Bachelor Button Seeds - Centaurea cyanu

$4

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OpenPollinated Bachelor Button Flower Seeds The Bachelor Button, also known as Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus), is native to Europe and was once commonly found in cornfields, hence the name "cornflower." It was brought to the United States in the 17th century and quickly became a beloved ornamental flower in gardens due…

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Bachelor Button Seeds - Centaurea cyanu at a glance

BrandThe Living Seed Company
Price$4
TypeFlower
AvailabilityIn stock at livingseedcompany.com
Couponwelcome
ReturnsReturns aren't accepted, but if you're unhappy with your seeds for any reason the company…

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At $4, the Bachelor Button Seeds - Centaurea cyanu is mid-range for The Living Seed Company, whose 214 listed products run $3.50 to $1,125.

Similar items from other brands we track run €31.99 to €67.88.

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OpenPollinated Bachelor Button Flower Seeds The Bachelor Button, also known as Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus), is native to Europe and was once commonly found in cornfields, hence the name "cornflower." It was brought to the United States in the 17th century and quickly became a beloved ornamental flower in gardens due to its vibrant blue, purple, and occasionally pink blooms. In the language of flowers, the Bachelor Button was associated with solitude and unrequited love. It symbolized the bittersweet nature of love that is not returned, often conveying a sense of longing or loneliness. The flower’s name, "Bachelor Button," also ties into its Victorian association, as bachelors were often thought to be solitary or unattached. While the flower’s symbolism in Victorian times was often connected to romantic emotions, it could also represent hope or new beginnings. In modern times, it

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The Living Seed Company is an easy recommendation for home gardeners and seed savers who want open-pollinated, non-GMO varieties at $3.50 to $4.75 a packet, including rare tomatoes and peppers you won't find on a hardware-store rack. Skip it if you're outside the US, since it no longer ships internationally. Returns aren't accepted, but the store says it will send a replacement if you're unhappy, so contact them rather than writing off a bad packet.

Shipping
Orders usually ship within 1 to 3 business days via USPS Ground Advantage or Priority Mail. The company no longer ships internationally, and customers pay to reship packages returned for a wrong address.
Returns
Returns aren't accepted, but if you're unhappy with your seeds for any reason the company will send a replacement. Liability for a lost harvest is limited to the price of the seeds.

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How much is the Bachelor Button Seeds - Centaurea cyanu?
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Is there a coupon code for the Bachelor Button Seeds - Centaurea cyanu?
The Living Seed Company's store-wide code welcome can be entered at checkout on livingseedcompany.com. The Living Seed Company sets the discount, and some items or sale prices may be excluded.
What is The Living Seed Company's return policy?
Returns aren't accepted, but if you're unhappy with your seeds for any reason the company will send a replacement. Liability for a lost harvest is limited to the price of the seeds.
How long does The Living Seed Company take to ship?
Orders usually ship within 1 to 3 business days via USPS Ground Advantage or Priority Mail. The company no longer ships internationally, and customers pay to reship packages returned for a wrong address.
Where can I buy the Bachelor Button Seeds - Centaurea cyanu?
The Bachelor Button Seeds - Centaurea cyanu is sold directly by The Living Seed Company on livingseedcompany.com. The Shop now button on this page goes straight to the product there, and code welcome can be applied at checkout.
Is the Bachelor Button Seeds - Centaurea cyanu in stock?
Yes. The Living Seed Company lists it as in stock on livingseedcompany.com as of our latest check. Stock and prices refresh throughout the day.
Is The Living Seed Company a legit store?
The Living Seed Company is an easy recommendation for home gardeners and seed savers who want open-pollinated, non-GMO varieties at $3.50 to $4.75 a packet, including rare tomatoes and peppers you won't find on a hardware-store rack. Skip it if you're outside the US, since it no longer ships internationally. Returns aren't accepted, but the store says it will send a replacement if you're unhappy, so contact them rather than writing off a bad packet. Our full The Living Seed Company review covers shipping, returns and what to check before ordering.
Is the Bachelor Button Seeds - Centaurea cyanu expensive?
At $4 it is mid-range for The Living Seed Company ($3.50 to $1,125 across 214 products), and similar items from other brands run $31.99 to $67.88.

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