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Centaurea (bachelor's button)

Centaurea plants (perennial bachelor's button, cornflower) from Hallson Gardens: We ship Centaurea plants while dormant in April to mid-May, again in the fall as availability permits, plus we sell them at the nursery. They are 2 to 3 year old field grown plants, freshly dug and shipped bare root.

If you have any questions about these or any other plants feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you. Thank you for your interest in our nursery and our plants!

Centaurea

Pronunciation: sen-TORE-ee-uh Common Name: bachelor's button, cornflower
Bloom Time: Summer Light: Full sun to part sun
Soil: Average to loamy, well-drained Moisture: Average to dry - water if wilting and let dry between watering
Zones: 3 - 8 Centaurea Planting Instructions

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Centaurea 'Gold Bullion' PP#10865
Centaurea 'Gold Bullion' PP#10865

Centaurea 'Gold Bullion' forms a basal clump of electric yellow foliage that is topped with rich, bluish-purple flowers on 15" stems in summer for a beautiful contrast. The foliage greens up a bit after blooming but new growth is always bright yellow.


  • Ships April to mid-May and again after mid September
  • Field grown plant, freshly dug and shipped bare root
    • $7.75
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    06-07-2017

    The nursery is open!

    We continue shipping hostas, daylilies, and bearded Iris through the summer and the nursery is now open every day from 9am to 9pm. We are located on the west side of US-127, 17 miles south of Jackson, Michigan, 1/2 mile north of US-12. Most GPS programs and mapping programs will place you 1 mile north of our actual location. We are open all holidays through the summer.

    The week of May 15th was the last week for shipping perennials in the spring, other than hostas, daylilies, and bearded Iris which ship all summer. We will resume shipping perennials the 3rd week of September. Perennials are too grown up to dig and ship bare root during the summer so orders for perennials placed during the summer will be scheduled to ship in the fall. Yes, we ship hostas all summer long and they will ship complete with their foliage. Hostas are warm season growers, putting out new roots in the summer, so they transplant very easily during the warmer months.

    Feel free to email us or call us toll free at 866-568-1474 with any questions and thank you very much for your continued support!

    Sincerely yours, Chris Wilson and Brian Hall, Hallson Gardens



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