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Cenolophium denudatum
Flower:

Flower colour

Umbels
Foliage:

Foliage colour

Fern-like

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Partial shade

Shade

Well drained

Moist well drained

Moist

Aquatic

Bog/marginal

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Fully grown plant size
1m
Cenolophium denudatum (Baltic parsley) Height: 100cm Spread: 75cm
75cm
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Cenolophium denudatum

Baltic parsley
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Scientific family:Apiaceae
Type:Herbaceous perennial
Lifecycle:Semi-evergreen
Garden style:Prairie/meadow or wildflower
Position:Border
Soil:Clay, loam, sand or chalk
Wildlife:Attracts bees
pH:Acid, alkaline or neutral
Aspect:North, east, south or west
Exposure:Exposed or sheltered
Growth rate:Fast
Shape:Erect
Maintenance:Little or no maintenance
Additional use:Cut flowers
Time to maturity:1-2 years

Cenolophium denudatum, or Baltic parsley is a tall upright herbaceous perennial which produces sprays of tiny foamy white flowers on long stems above fern-like foliage from mid-summer through into autumn. The flowers are a magnet for bees and butterflies and add a touch of lightness to any planting scheme.

Cenolophium denudatum is a very adaptable plant, growing in most soil conditions, in full sun, partial shade and even full shade. It will self-seed if given the chance, so flowers should be deadheaded before seeds set.


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Accessibility description

Its flowers are white umbels. Its leaves are fern-like and green - dark. This cenolophium can mature to a size of 100cm in height and 75cm in spread after around 1-2 years. It is in category h4 (-10c) and is most accustomed to moist well drained soil. Prefers sun or partial shade.

by David Ottway
Last updated 08 Mar 2013