Description: Mediterranean hartwort, up  to 20-50 cm high. The leaves are odd-pinnate arranged. The inflorescence is composed of white flowers among which the edgeal flowers bear one considerably enlarged petal which is deeply divided into two equal lobes. The fruits are like small discs covered with hairs.

Flowering time: May-July

Habitat: Dry meadows, with arable land and roads. Widespread over the entire surface of the garden

Interesting fact: In the cultures of Italy and Greece, the leaves of the Apulian giant are used in stews.