Scabiosa columbaria subsp. ochroleuca Richard Wilford Edge of lip to back

Edge of lip to back edge of jug 5

Kokka Shaku is a medium exhibition type chrysanthemum with incurved petals which has a large flower size of 16cm+ if grown as a disbud - not suitable for sprays

They will tolerate a wide range of light conditions

Think of this as similar to a Queen Anne's Lace or Bishops Flower rather than as a carrot as it certainly doesn't have an edible root to speak of

and some find it fills in too quickly

Scabiosa columbaria subsp. ochroleuca Richard Wilford Edge of lip to backScabiosa columbaria subsp. ochroleuca is a clump forming, very pretty dainty perennial. In the summer, the plants bear tall wiry stems that stand proudly above the finely cut leaves. It bears many pale lemon flowers in the typical petalled, pincushion style of Scabiosas. These gorgeous little plants flower for weeks on end in late summer for months on end often we find up to five months. These plants will thrive in a sunny well drained spot and have