Gypsophila elegans

Famous as that filler flower in bouquets, baby’s breath is coming into its own as a feature flower in perennial gardens. Its tiny white flowers bloom from summer through fall. Learn how to successfully plant, grow, and care for baby’s breath flowers.

Dainty Baby’s Breath is actually quite a tough plant. Ordinary soil will do. Be sure it is not too rich, and avoid feeding plants. Cut back after flowering to encourage a second bloom. This species is well suited to xeriscaping. Continue reading below for tips on how to grow Gypsophila from seed.

Gypsophila Elegans 'Covent Garden' from seed.

Gypsophila elegans, Mixed

Gypsophila elegans (Baby's Breath)

Create your own everlasting flowers by growing these annual and perennial plants. Their blooms are easy to dry and offer a range of colors, shapes, and sizes.

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