Centaurea simplicicaulis
By Andrewr
- 8 Nov, 2007
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This normally flowers in late May/early June but sometimes it flowers again now if we have a mild autumn
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wow! i really like this! centaurea is corn flower is'nt it? are they as easy to grow as the normal varieties? if so do you have any seeds you want to swap?
10 Nov, 2007
Dead easy. I got this five years ago from my local Notcutts Garden Centre. During the growing season, I remove faded flower heads. In early spring, I cut away all top growth as part of a general tidy of the garden and that's the only attention it gets
10 Nov, 2007
thanks Andrew, i'll have to look out for that it really is stunning not seen it before, and i do like plants that don't need to much fussing!
10 Nov, 2007
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