Description

Soil: (Xeric) Dry
Sun: Full to Part
Height: 8″-24″
Color: Purple
Bloom: August-September
Flowers: The few flower heads are made up of 20-50 tiny disk flowers. They extend from the stem on little branches.
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This is one of the shorter blazing stars and does well on dry, sandy or gravelly soils. It attracts birds and butterflies and is nice as a rock garden plant. It grows on the prairie or in open, grassy woodlands (Savanna).

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Other Names: Ontario Blazing Star