Liatris 'Lavender Glowsticks' Cut Flowers Many of these (particularly caterpillars)

Many of these (particularly caterpillars) represent larval host activity—the very thing you want if you're supporting native ecosystems

though potentially longer under ideal conditions [3]

draped in enormous cascading panicles of fragrant white flowers that look like someone hung clusters of wisteria from every branch

bright green edges

humus-rich soil along woodland edges

Liatris 'Lavender Glowsticks' Cut Flowers Many of these (particularly caterpillars)Liatris 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