How to Plant Your Rogue Stems Seedlings (and Feel Like a Garden Goddess by Spring)

So you got your hands on one of our seedling packs — 30 glorious little flower babies just waiting to grow up and glow up in your garden. First of all: excellent choice. These seedlings are your ticket to homegrown spring blooms with just the right amount of chaos and charm.

Whether you're a seasoned petal pusher or you’ve never planted anything besides regret, this guide is for you.

What You Got: Inside your seedling pack:

Inside your seedling pack:

Ranunculus (rom-com energy in flower form)
Snapdragons (a little sassy, a lot cute)
Feverfew (like tiny daisies that know stuff)
Campanula (bells that ring in spring)
Everlasting Flowers (they dry beautifully = forever flowers)
Larkspur (tall, airy drama)
Statice (textured perfection)
Scabiosa (aka pincushion — yes, she’s a weird one)
Sweet William (cottagecore crush)

You’ll get 30 total seedlings ready to go.

Seedling packs may vary slightly depending on availability — but rest assured, they’ll all be gorgeous.

🧤 Let’s Get Planting: Simple Steps for Success

1. Pick Your Spot

Find a spot with:

Full sun (at least 6 hours a day — they love a tan)
Well-drained soil (no swamp zones please)
Somewhere you’ll remember to water

Containers or garden beds both work — just give them space to grow and shine.

2. Prep the Soil

Loosen it up with a fork or trowel
Add compost if you’ve got it (they’re not picky, but they love a snack)
Rake it smooth and whisper something encouraging to it

3. Plant Like a Pro (Even if You’re Not)

Dig a small hole a bit bigger than the root ball or bag

If your seedling is in a biodegradable bag, just pop the whole thing straight into the soil — no need to remove it

If it’s in a tray or pot, tip it out gently by loosening the soil and holding it by the base of the plant (not the leaves or the stem — they’re sensitive, like us during Mercury retrograde)

Nestle it in, firm the soil around it with your hands

Space them about a hand-width apart

Water them in well — like “rainstorm,” not “sprinkle”

That’s it. You just planted future beauty.

4. Keep Them Happy

Water regularly (especially if it doesn’t rain)

Mulch if you want to help retain moisture + block weeds

Talk to them. (Optional. But encouraged.)

They’ll grow through winter, settle in, and then — come spring — BOOM. Your garden will be popping off with color, texture, and serious “I grew this” bragging rights.

Why Planting Rogue Stem Seedlings Is So Worth It:

Spring blooms without the panic planting

Flowers you can cut, gift, dry, or just admire like a proud plant parent

A little rogue joy every time you walk outside

Final Tips for Rookie Gardeners:

Don’t overthink it — these plants are tougher than they look

If one doesn’t make it, shrug and keep going

Flowers are forgiving (and so are we)

Show Us Your Dirt!

Tag us @rogue_stems with your planting pics. Muddy boots, flower beds, awkward garden selfies — we want to see it all.

Because here at Rogue Stems, we believe anyone can grow beauty. Especially the slightly chaotic.

Important Disclaimer: We love our little seedlings and want you to succeed — but once they’re in your hands, what happens next is out of ours. Rogue Stems takes no responsibility for plant health or survival once sold. Be kind to them, and they’ll do their best to thrive!

🌸 How to Plant Your Rogue Stems Seedlings (and Feel Like a Garden Goddess by Spring)