Catananche caerulea | Amor Blue biennial tips for growing in a

tips for growing in a variety of spaces and climates as well as step-by-step instructions for lavish garlands

Plants can be split in late summer or early autumn or after flowering

They make a great ground cover or can be used to edge a path

Princess Juliana is a clump-forming

Catananche caerulea | Amor Blue biennial tips for growing in aAlso known as Cupids Dart, Catananche caerulea is a clump forming perennial with pretty lavender blue coloured flowers with dark centres held on wiry stems that come from a basal clump of grassy grey green coloured leaves. The flowers are papery and make great dried flowers as well as making a great flower for picking. Position full sun position in a well drained position. The more you cut the flowers, the more you will be rewarded with lots more!