Statice Cut Flower Production in Utah

Authors

Kellie Webb
Melanie Stock, Utah State UniversityFollow
Benjamin Scow, Utah State UniversityFollow
Cheyenne Reid, Utah State UniversityFollow
Victoria Xiong, Utah State UniversityFollow
Ali Harrison
Lorin Harrison
Amanda Pratt
Claudia Nischwitz, Utah State UniversityFollow
Nick Volesky

Document Type

Factsheet

Publisher

Utah State University Extension

Publication Date

9-30-2025

First Page

1

Last Page

8

Abstract

Statice is a cut-and-come-again, full-sun annual with clustered, papery blooms. Plants have lower water needs and a moderate tolerance to salinity, making this crop a sustainable choice for cut flower production in Utah and other states with water and soil limitations. This fact sheet provides information on statice cultivars, site preparation, germination, transplanting and spacing, trellising, nutrient management, harvest, economics for producers, and pest and disease management.

Recommended Citation

Webb, K., Stock, M., Scow, B., Reid, C., Xiong, V., Harrison, A., Harrison, L., Pratt, A., Nischwitz, C., & Volesky, N. (2025). Statice cut flower production in Utah [Fact sheet]. Utah State University Extension.