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Perennials » Liatris
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Liatris
Butterflies, insects and birds love Liatris and so do we! Cheerful purple flowers provide contrast to daisies, and are also great for cutting. They bloom from the top down, unlike most spiky- type flowers. We’re offering four different species and cultivars, some quite uncommon in the nursery trade.

LIATRIS borealis
(C8) This species has a widely branched inflorescence. It grows to three feet and produces a profusion of showy flowers in late summer and early autumn. more info

LIATRIS ligulistylis
(C8) A big plant, up to 3 feet, with pinkish-purple flowers borne in tufts at the ends of stalks, rather than clustered along the spike. Likes dry to medium moisture, full sun is best. more info

LIATRIS microcephala
(C8) This Liatris is the rock garden version. Relatively small at 2 feet, it has fine, grass-like leaves and dainty lavender flowers in late summer and fall. It likes full sun or a little bit of shade, and is tolerant of drought and poor soil. more info

LIATRIS pycnostachya 'Eureka'
(C8) This majestic version sends up a spectacular 5-foot flower spike in mid summer, with the top foot or so crowded with deep, reddish-purple flowers. more info

LIATRIS spicata 'Floristan Weiss'
(C8) Pure white form of one of our native prairie wildflowers which is widely grown as a commercial cut flower. Plants form a low clump of grassy looking leaves, bearing tall spikes of bright white flowers beginning in midsummer. more info

LIATRIS spicata (SOLD OUT)
Plant forms a low clump of grassy looking leaves, bearing tall spikes of bright magenta-purple flowers beginning in midsummer. more info

LIATRIS squarrosa
(C8) Deep green, shiny, narrow, leathery foliage with unique button flowers on branched stalks in late summer, outrageous texture! Typical bright purple liatris color in July. more info