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Seedling, Flower, Centaurea

$2.50

Also known as Bachelor’s Button or Corn Flower.

An abundantly rich color combination – Abundant 1–1 1/2″ flowers on upright plants. Double and semidouble bicolor blooms in black & plum, black & white, and purple. Attractive, frosty appearance

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Also known as Bachelor’s Button or Corn Flower.

An abundantly rich color combination – Abundant 1–1 1/2″ flowers on upright plants. Double and semidouble bicolor blooms in black & plum, black & white, and purple. Attractive, frosty appearance

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