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Basket Flower
Basket Flower
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 A wonderful accent to summer beds, the Basket Flower or otherwise known as Centaurea Americana, was originially found in the bread basket and southwest areas of the United States. Specifially, Missouri, Kansas, Louisiana, Texas, Arizona and Mexico.
The Basket flower normally blooms the following year after the seeds are sown. Tips on sowing seeds is that seed should be sown as soon as the soil can be tilled in the spring. Fall sown seeds produce beautiful flowers.
"Used in flowerbeds, the Basket Flower comes in white, pink or purple flowers in bloom.
- Scientific Name: Centaurea Americana
- Average Growth Size:
- Description of Foliage:
flowers in white, pink or purple
- Indigenous Area: Missouri, Kansas, Louisiana, Texas, Arizona and Mexico
- Various Uses: Used in summer flowerbeds.
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