Liatris 'Lavender Glowsticks' Attracts Song Birds making them suitable for locations

making them suitable for locations where Cornus florida might struggle—though they still appreciate afternoon shade in the hottest regions and consistent moisture during summer droughts

The white redbud

The overall flower color appears light pink

In April/May this shrub blooms with a profusion of purple floral bouquets

Large bright green buds emerge

Liatris 'Lavender Glowsticks' Attracts Song Birds making them suitable for locationsLiatris pycnostachya 'Lavender Glowsticks' is a seed strain selection of the native prairie blazing star that earns its cultivar name honestly. The lavender purple flower spikes account for more than half the plant's four foot height, meaning you're looking at roughly two feet of fuzzy, bottlebrush bloom on every stalk. That's a lot of flower per plant. The blooms open from the top down the opposite of most spike form perennials giving the display a