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It seems to quietly disappear unnoticed when it goes dormant in late summer
this special selection causes even the most jaded horticulturists to marvel
although it tolerates regular irrigation as well
As with typical Cyclamen hederifolium
great for a difficult site in the woodland garden
Liatris pycnostachya Sauromatum It seems to quietly disappearLiatris pycnostachya is an amazing Central US (Canada south to Texas) prairie native that's one of the most stunning of the blazing star species. In July, the top half of the giant 4' tall stems are lined with clusters of bottle brush like purple flowers, opening slowly from the bottom to the top. The bottom half of the spikes are clothed with narrow green leaves. This is one of the best blazing stars for making an impact in the perennial border.