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Centaurea cyanus (Bachelor's Button, Cornflower, Knapweed)
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Meaning
Hope in love, felicity, delicacy
Origins
The blue petals of the Centaurea cyanus are familiar to most florists and consumers. A member of the Compositae family, the cornflower is a native of the Mediterranean region and the Near East.
Availability and Vase Life
March through November.
4-7 days.
Design Uses
One of the few truly blue flowers. Popular in corsages, boutonnieres, and wedding design, cornflowers dry well. Spray with a sealant after drying to prevent shattering.
Colors: Blue, pink, white, and purple.
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