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Cephalaria transylvanica
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Cephalaria transylvanica

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  • viburnum
    Dipsacales
    / Dipsacus clade

    syriaca and the ornamental C. transylvanica, a tall annual that produces large, stiff, globe-shaped, white to bluish flower heads and has divided leaves. Knautia has 60 species, some cultivated, such as field scabious (K. arvensis). Devil’s bit (Succisa pratensis), a blue-flowered perennial, grows wild in European meadows. Its leaves…

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    syriaca and the ornamental C. transylvanica, a tall annual that produces large, stiff, globe-shaped, white to bluish flower heads and has divided leaves. Knautia has 60 species, some cultivated, such as field scabious (K. arvensis). Devil’s bit (Succisa pratensis), a blue-flowered perennial, grows wild in European meadows. Its leaves…

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