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Another one to identify

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  • 02-09-2012 4:46pm
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    bakerbhoy
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    I grew this from a pack of mixed perennial seed . I would like to identify this plant . I am collecting seed to grow for other areas in the garden .
    It is about 30 to 36 inches tall and spread . It is in an exposed area so is very hardy to cold and wind .Thanks .


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    rje66
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    bakerbhoy wrote: »
    I grew this from a pack of mixed perennial seed . I would like to identify this plant . I am collecting seed to grow for other areas in the garden .
    It is about 30 to 36 inches tall and spread . It is in an exposed area so is very hardy to cold and wind .Thanks .


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    Looks like centaurea montana.
    Anybody else agree?


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    looksee
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    Yup, Cornflower, or as rje66 said, centurea montana


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