Best time to see: mid Jun to mid Sep
Key facts
Larger and fussier relative of the widespread black knapweed, with longer flower petals and deeply divided leaves
Perennial, preferring meadows with alkaline soil
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© Tony Gunton
Larger and fussier relative of the widespread black knapweed, with longer flower petals and deeply divided leaves
Perennial, preferring meadows with alkaline soil