Black scabiosa

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In our Cut Flowers catalog you can find a wide collection of cuttings of Scabiosa SCOOP®. The series is known for its unique flower shape and strong colors. The flower extra fluffy, rich texture is a great addition to a flower arrangement or a bouquet. The Scabiosa SCOOP® also known as a Pincushion flower is bright colored cushion shaped flower available in 17 adorable colors, is a high productive cut flower, thus is very good for farms and growers. The Scabiosa Blackberry SCOOP® is an award…

Buy sweet scabious Scabiosa atropurpurea 'Black Knight' - Opulent colour for the border: Delivery by Waitrose Garden

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The many different faces of burgundy scabiosa.

I’ve been growing black knight scabiosa flowers (Atropax purpupea) in my garden for the last four years and every year I find new reasons to love and use this plant. It’s great for bundle dyeing and ecoprinting, and this summer I finally had the time and enough flowers to experiment with using it for immersion dyeing. The flowers are also long lasting and make great cut flowers! A selection of fabric samples dyed with black knight scabiosa flowers and a variety of mordants and…

Potomac Floral Wholesale on Instagram: “Want to upgrade a fall palette? Add chocolate or plum. These scabiosa are just the right touch. (Scabiosa black-burgundy, code: SCABUR) . .…”

I was so excited to teach this workshop in early July. It filled up quickly with lots of great designers from all over the country, designers anxious to get more of an understanding about how to design with locally-grown flowers in that loose organic style that is the Love ‘n Fresh signature. They were also …

Bidens forbesii (also known as Kahili beggarticks, coastal bluff beggarticks) is a plant in the family Asteraceae.

I first saw this "black" scabiosa, Scabiosa atropurpurea at the little garden at Central Park Garden in Davis, CA. http://www.centralparkgardens.org The flower is makes a good cut flower and blooms from summer into fall for me. I love the unusual color and have it planted with some "black" dianthus, Dianthus nigrescens, named, "Sooty." http://www.hotmix106.com/