Idealism
Delicate and harmonious, it gives elegance to life.
Traditionally blue, but cultivars may also be purple, pink, or white.
Asteraceae (Compositae)
Includes varieties with blue, purple, pink, and white flowers, such as 'Black Ball' (dark purple), 'Blue Boy', 'Red Boy', and 'Snowman'.
Carl Linnaeus
Typically 1.5-3 cm in diameter.
Somewhat bristly.
The ray florets resemble petals; disk florets are tubular.
Radially symmetrical.
Mildly fragrant.
Slightly hairy, with a lanceolate to linear shape.
Alternate.
Grey-green.
Herbaceous plant.
Annual, sometimes biennial.
Late spring to early fall.
Temperate
Moderate; drought-tolerant once established.
Prefers well-drained soil; can tolerate poor soil conditions.
Grows best in cooler climates but can adapt to various temperatures.
Full sun.
Susceptible to powdery mildew and rust; may attract aphids.
Attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinating insects.
Native to Europe; now naturalized in many parts of North America and other regions.
Provides nectar for pollinators and adds biodiversity.
Widely cultivated in gardens for its decorative flowers.
A symbol of natural beauty and conservation efforts.
Not endangered globally but may be threatened in its natural habitat due to agricultural intensification.
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