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(11-09-2022, 05:50 PM)Scarlet Wrote:Yep, Eryngium planum. There's another variety called 'Big Blue' which looks like it has much bigger cones. I also have a little Blue Hobbit which I am trying to propagate, it's really cute but probably not much good for cut flowers.(11-09-2022, 04:00 PM)toomanytommytoes Wrote:That's what I was hoping.... I've sown some white. I have some blue ones here from seed - You put in the swap? Also have some more caradonna on the go from your seed....come in handy these seed swaps(11-09-2022, 10:40 AM)Scarlet Wrote: I have an eryngium row, I am running out of space and I'm hoping they don't cast too much shadow on my old GH. Thinking that early on in the season they don't flower. Very good growth I think from an early sowing this year?The foliage on that sea holly stays very close to the ground, it's only the flower stalks which are tall but they're also very thin so don't cast much shade. The colour of the stems on mine right now is fantastic, like a metallic blue/purple.