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Growing and Caring for Knautia Macedonica: A Personal Journey

I have always had a fascination with unique and vibrant flowers, and Knautia Macedonica has quickly become one of my favorites. This stunning perennial, with its deep crimson blooms and airy foliage, adds a splash of color and elegance to any garden. Let me share my journey and some insights on how to grow, care for, and propagate this wonderful plant.

66 Species in Genus Knautia

What is Knautia Macedonica?

Knautia Macedonica, commonly known as the Macedonian Scabious, is a hardy perennial that originates from the Balkan Peninsula. It is cherished for its long flowering period, typically from early summer to the first frost. The plant features clumps of basal leaves and slender stems that bear charming, pincushion-like flowers. These blooms not only add aesthetic value but also attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, making it a delightful addition to any garden.

How to Grow Knautia Macedonica from Seed?

Growing Knautia Macedonica from seed is a rewarding process that requires some patience and care. Here’s how I did it:

  1. Seed Selection and Preparation: I started by selecting high-quality seeds from a

    Knautia macedonica

    Common Name:  Crimson Scabious

    Family:  Dipsacaceae (The Teasel Family)

    Zone Hardiness:  5

    Light:  Full Sun

    Height:  '

    Width:  '

    Primary Bloom Colour:  Red

    Secondary Bloom Colour:  Burgundy

    Foliage Colour:  Green

    Class:  Deciduous

    Type:  Perennial

    Bloom Time:  

    Soil Moisture:  Average

    Stem Colour:  

    Fragrance:  No

    Berries:  

    Benefits:  

    Deer Resistant:  Unknown

    BC Native:  No

    Native Habitat:  Among grasses and other perennials in woods and in scrub.

    Award:  

    Geographical Origin:  

  2. är knautia macedonica en flerårig

    3. Common Name: Knautia
    Genus: Knautia
    Species: macedonica
    Skill Level: Beginner
    Exposure: Full sun
    Hardiness: Hardy
    Soil type: Well-drained/light, Clay/heavy, Chalky/alkaline, Moist
    Height: 80cm
    Spread: 45cm
    Time to plant seeds: March to May
    Time to divide plants: March to April
    Flowering period: July to September

    This is an exceptional plant that looks great in the garden border, complementing silver foliage plants. It is also is ideal for a wildlife garden where the deep purplish-red pincushion-type flowers are very attractive to bees. Grow in well-drained, slightly alkaline soil in full sun.

    Looks good with:

    Monarda didyma
    Verbena bonariensis