Dried flax or Linum natural dried flowers with a length of about 55 centimetres. Available per bunch from Europe's nicest webshop for dried flowers. Read more.
Flax dried flowers, also known as linum usitatissimum, are the dried flowers of the flax plant. These flowers are usually blue in colour and have a delicate, delicate appearance. They are often used in dried flower arrangements, wreaths and other decorative items.
Flax is a hardy annual plant that can grow up to 3 feet tall. It has long, thin leaves and small, blue flowers that bloom in summer. Originally from the Mediterranean region, the plant is now grown worldwide.
The flax plant is grown for both seeds and fibre. The seeds are used for oil and food, and the fibres are used to make linen. The dried flowers are not usually used for practical purposes, but they are often used for decoration.
Flax dried flowers are easy to dry and store. To dry the flowers, simply cut them when they are in full bloom and hang them upside down in a warm, dry place. The flowers will dry in about a week. Once dry, they can be used in dried flower arrangements, wreaths or other decorative items.
Dried flax flowers are also often used in potpourri mixes, as they add a natural, delicate fragrance to the mix. They can also be used to make homemade sachets, which can be placed in drawers or cupboards to freshen up the air.
All in all, dried flax flowers are a versatile and beautiful addition to any drying bouquet or decorative project. They are easy to store and can be used in a variety of ways to add a natural, delicate touch to any space.
