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blooming in mid-spring with white flowers from pink buds
Be sure to leave some spent blooms on the plants in the fall because their seeds provide winter food for finches and other birds
it spreads from rhizomatous roots to form clumping colonies and displays semi-evergreen tendencies in southern regions
Cup-shaped
Liatris Spicata Marsh Blazing Star 1 qt recd3-16-37 blooming in mid-spring with whiteDense gayfeather or marsh blazing star is an erect, slender perennial reaching a height of 2 6 ft. The linear, grass like leaves are clumped toward the base of the plant, but extend up the stem to the showy flower cluster. A tall spike of rayless, rose purple (sometimes white), closely set flower heads. The purple, tufted flower heads are arranged in a long, dense spike blooming from the top down.
