Liatris squarrosa
Scaly Blazing Star
Growing no taller than knee-high, this unique blazing star produces a striking mound of brilliant pink flowers in late summer. This is a great choice for hot, dry situations where low-growing plants are desired. A very drought tolerant wildflower for dry sandy soil and well-drained slopes in full sun.
Additional Information:
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Bloom/Seasonal Color Red Violet
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USDA Hardiness Zone 4-6
Home Owner Growing and Maintenance Tips:
Mix with other low-growing prairie flowers such as Wild Petunia, Lanceleaf Coreopsis and Cliff or Showy Goldenrod. Try it in a late summer container.
Characteristics & Attributes
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