Blazing Stars
Liatris
More details
- Light
- Full sun, Partial shade
- Type
- Bulb, Perennial, Wildflower
- Maintenance
- Low
- Growth
- Medium
- Bloom
- Summer
- Features
- Drought tolerant, Flowering, Native
- Best uses
- Accent, Border, Mass planting, Meadow, Naturalized
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Liatris
These are tagged deer-resistant in the same catalogue. Check light and height before planting.

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Crocosmia
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Japanese Flag
Iris ensata
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Windflower
Anemone
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Camassia
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Liatris