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 Centaurea
uniflora ssp. nervosa Large frilly cornflowers that open in succession between June and September. The plants get to about 2ft tall. Forms a neat clump which can be divided in spring. The buds are just as attractive as the flowers being covered in a net of hairs. The leaves are covered in cobweb of fine hairs. Native to South and Southeast Europe.
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