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SUCCISA PRATENSIS
SUCCISA PRATENSIS
Devil's-bit scabious. Heads of mauve-blue flowers with apricot anthers Jul-Oct, 60cm. Easy but not hot dry places. British native perennial. In gardens it's better - better strain or better growing conditions?
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