Liatris pycnostachya 1qtLiatris pycnostachya "Prairie Blazing Star" is a native wildflower that sends up wands of purple flowers which are loved by bees and butterflies. The showy spikes rise gracefully above deep green foliage and have the unusual habit of opening from the top down. Cut flowers are long lasting. Blooms: mid summer to autumn Light: full sun Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 12 24" Height at maturity: 30 42" Pro tip: virtually carefree, but

Muehlenbeckia

The strappy leaves of this cultivar have a wonderful color pattern: bright green with burgundy-black stripes

and shape of each plant will vary

This plant has been trained in to a "standard" or tree form

The Geum coccineum 'Cooky' has shorter clumps of hairy lobed leaves that produce taller stems of vibrant orange flowers

Watering: slightly dry between waterings

Did you know that there are still many undiscovered species of moths

Great cut flower for some drama

Spacing: 24 - 36"

The foliage is textured

This natural bunch of Phalaris adds fun texture anywhere it goes

The block printed patterns make for lush