Liatris spicata- Marsh Blazing Star Size:LIASPI-PLUG uniquely blue-green foliage in the

uniquely blue-green foliage in the summer

but are star shaped and emerge in long clusters that branch outward from a central point atop the stems

Ozark Bluestar forms tight clusters of star-shaped light blue flowers that appear in April and May when pollinators are limited to only a few food sources

The leaves grow smaller further up the plant

it is an excellent choice for anyone looking to brighten up shaded areas or fill in tricky spots under trees

Liatris spicata- Marsh Blazing Star Size:LIASPI-PLUG uniquely blue-green foliage in theMarsh Blazing Star puts on a dramatic show with tall vertical stalks, densely packed with stemless, fluffy flowers of the most brilliant purple. This upright, clump forming native has long, narrow leaves (often described as grass like) that are dense at its base, becoming shorter and more sparse as they ascend. The leaves host numerous species of moth, while the flowers attract many pollinators and the resulting seeds provide food for birds. As its