Discover how to plant and pinch out cerinthes, in Sarah Raven’s practical video guide, from the cutting patch at Berryfields.
How to grow cerinthes for cut flowers
Cerinthe is easy to grow and a magnet for pollinators. We explain how to grow it.
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'Concorde' is a very heavy cropping variety and will keep for over two months when picked unripe. It is self-fertile and grown on dwarfing rootstock, so it’ll always be compact.
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