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See also: order See also: Compositae), a native of Britain and widely distributed in the See also: north temperate region
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It is an old-fashioned border-plant flowering from See also: July to See also: September, with an erect, sparingly-branched See also: stem and small bright-yellow clustered heads of See also: flowers
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It grows well in See also: common See also: soil and is readily propagated by division in the spring or autumn
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