Gomphrena Strawberry Fields

Gomphrena globosa ‘Strawberry Fields’ is a striking annual known for its vivid, clover-like flower heads in a rich strawberry-red hue. These globe-shaped blooms appear on long, wiry stems and retain their colour and shape even when dried, making them ideal for both fresh and dried cut flower arrangements. The bold red tones add contrast and texture to bouquets and floral crafts, while the plant’s tidy habit makes it a valuable addition to garden beds, borders, and containers.

This heat- and drought-tolerant plant is native to warm regions and thrives in full sun, producing a profusion of flowers over a long summer season. Its compact, bushy form reaches 50–70 cm in height and is well-suited to mass planting or interplanting with other drought-tolerant species. In the garden, ‘Strawberry Fields’ attracts bees and butterflies, enhancing its appeal as a pollinator-friendly plant.

Gomphrena requires minimal care once established—just moderate watering, occasional feeding, and deadheading to encourage continuous flowering. Tough, vibrant, and easy to grow, Strawberry Fields is a standout in both the garden and the vase.