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This uncommon yellow-flowering, almost thistle-like perennial -- a native of the Caucasus -- was sent to Monticello by Bernard McMahon in 1812. Nearly half of the flower species cultivated at Monticello originated with this Philadelphia nurseryman.
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Typical Blooming Dates: May - June
Growth Type: Perennial
Color(s): Yellow
Hardiness Zones: 3-9
Location at Monticello: West Lawn Winding Walk
Planting Conditions: Full Sun