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 Centaurea
simplicicaulis
Feathery pink cornflowers and finely divided grey-green leaves. The flower stems reach about 30-40cm. Excellent at the front of the flower border or in an alpine or scree garden. Flowers from June through to autumn. Drought tolerant but not fussy about soil. Best in a sunny spot. The epithet simplicicaulis means "un-branched stem". Native to Armenia and Caucasus.
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