Scabiosa

Scabiosa has exploded as a flower category, evolving from uncommon to ubiquitous over the last ten years. And for good reason; the flower has a decidedly fashionable wildflower countenance, it is available in a wide arrange of colors, and the supply is steady and reliable.

There are two principal types; firstly scabiosa atropurpurea, known as “pincushion flower”, has a dense hemisphere of tiny florets, surrounded by an outer circle of ray florets. Secondly, there is scabiosa caucasica which are anemone-types that feature large petals surrounding a small center, all of which are a uniform color.