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Centaurea
By Dottydaisy2
2 May, 2009
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Such a delicate blue.
Comments on this photo
Used to have these in my garden 30 years ago, Dd........gorgeous!
2 May, 2009
They are old fashioned plants really...but so pretty.Janey and Milky.
2 May, 2009
Some of the older plants make the most unassuming statement... Love this one...
3 May, 2009
very nice, i have just put a mauve one in around the base of my 'Barbie Tree' mines not in flower yet though - look forward to seeing it.
4 May, 2009
Yes but they do not last long if it is very hot, been fine this year.
5 May, 2009
it's not very hot out there at the moment DD lol wind and rain by the looks of it. i think i have a little bud coming on mine :-)
6 May, 2009
It is perishing here, cold wind, could do with some gentle rain and some SUN.......
7 May, 2009
mmm in an ideal world
8 May, 2009
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Cornflower Double Mixed Seeds
£1.49 at Unwins -
Cornflower Frosty Mix Seeds
£1.85 at Suttons Seeds -
Cornflower Tall Tutu Mix Seeds
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Centaurea Cyanus (Cornflower)
£2.49 at Crocus
I have got to grow some of these next year.............................
2 May, 2009