Description
Common name: Scorzoneroides autumnalis. Autumn hawkbit. Crág Phortáin.
General:
This population originates from Co Down. Irish Grid reference: J570378.
Rhizomatous/stolonic perennial. Green leaved basal rosette, leaves have the toothed appearance that gave it its old genus name.
Benefits:
The late flowers are good for pollinators considering hibernation and the seeds are popular with birds.
Habitat:
Common throughout the country. There are variants in different habitats, mountains and salt marshes.
Sowing guidelines:
Sow late autumn or early spring into trays, germinates readily, plant out when large enough to handle or into pots to let them get bigger first.
Cultural history:
Avg contents: 100 seeds.
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