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red valerian
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red valerian

Perennial plant Centranthus ruber in the Valerianaceae family, native to the Mediterranean region. Its leaves are in opposite pairs, and the small crimson flowers in dense flat-topped clusters. Each flower has a narrow petal-tube, with a spur at the base, and a single stamen. The sepals are rolled tightly inwards at flowering time, but uncurl as the fruit ripens and form a parachute effective in wind dispersal.



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- Centranthus ruber - is another covetable Channel crossover that started out in the Med and settled in the South-West over here.
You can safely locate a few natives or drought-tolerant plants like Centranthus ruber,
 
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