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Black Sprite Centaurea

Centaurea, Black Sprite PPAF
Unique purple-black spidery blooms.
Very striking purplish black blooms appear like shiny, spidery starbursts. Compact plants have gray-green silvery foliage. Very easy to grow in full sun with other daisies. Drought tolerant and prefers well-drained soil.

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