Saw-wort (Serratula tinctoria) Seeds

A perennial plant that is a relation of the Daisy. This plant has the appearance of a thistle, but without the spines. The name Saw-Wort comes from the serrated edge of the leaves thus having a Saw-like appearance. The Saw-wort has purple flower heads and sit in branched clusters. 

• Type: Perennial 
• Height: 70-120cm 
• Flowers: July-September
• Best Sown: Autumn or Spring 
• Soil Requirement: Well-drained, chalky
• Light Requirement: Full sun and partial shade 
• Natural Habitat: Grasslands, open woods
• Also known as: Dyer's plumeless saw-wort
• Seeds per gram: 400