Elegant and understated, Bupleurum ‘Griffithi’ brings lightness and structure to both garden beds and bouquets with its lime-green blooms and delicate, branching stems. Often used as a filler in floral work, its airy sprays and soft foliage add contrast and movement without overpowering more showy flowers. A must-grow for anyone looking to add subtle texture and fresh green tones to their cutting garden. Best for: Filler in bouquets, soft structure in arrangements, fresh green accents, floral texture. Approx 50 seeds per packet Growing Information Season Blooms from late spring into midsummer – typically October to January. Type Foliage Blooms Multiple Stems Edible No Spacing Space 20–25cm apart Days to Germination 14-21 days Days to Maturity 80-90 days Sowing Tips Direct sow in early spring or autumn. Bupleurum dislikes transplanting. Cover lightly and keep consistently moist. Cold stratification (chilling seeds in fridge for 1–2 weeks) may improve germination. Thin to final spacing when seedlings are established. Growing Tips Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Tolerates light frost – good for early sowings. Cut when bracts are fully coloured but before flowers begin to drop. Harvest into cool water and sear stems for best vase life. May self-seed gently in the garden.