Liatris pycnostachya Lavender Glowsticks Hippeastrum Southwest garden plants from the
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Description
Southwest garden plants from the wild wild west love the heat
Daphne odora
and often reblooms through the summer months
which gives it excellent heat tolerance
We recommend using them around other plants which come into flower late in the season
Liatris pycnostachya Lavender Glowsticks Hippeastrum Southwest garden plants from theOMG what a blazing star! Liatris pycnostachya 'Lavender Glowsticks' is an incredible new seed strain of prairie blazing star, discovered by plantsman Hans Hansen in Illinois. For us, the wonderfully sturdy stems top out at 6' tall in mid June much more rigid than any of the other forms of this species we've grown. Of the 6' height, the bottom 4' is clothed with the narrow, 5" long leaves, which circle the stems. The top 2' is laden with literally