Bergcentaurie (Centaurea montana) zaden

Wild, perennial beauty for a semi-shaded spot in a natural garden. The striking, unique blue flowers are a wonderful eye-catcher in the garden. The perennial becomes more lush and beautiful each year as it spreads via rhizomes, forming small colonies. A severe pruning after the flowering period encourages a second bloom. The flowers are very durable as cut flowers. They should be cut in the morning while still closed to enjoy them for a long time.

The flowers of the mountain cornflower also known as perennial cornflower are a magnet for many insects such as bees, bumblebees, and butterflies. Additionally, their seed heads provide a good food source for birds in the autumn.