Blazing Star Plant Bulbs

Liatris, also known as Blazing Star, is a striking perennial with tall, spiky blooms of purple or white which open from the top down, providing a dramatic display from summer into fall. Native to North America, liatris is an eye-catching, low-maintenance, drought-tolerant perennial that is loved by pollinators.

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An Easy to Grow Native Plant Your Garden and Bouquets Need

Liatris is resilient and eye-catching, offering vertical interest with its feathery, bottlebrush-like blooms. These perennials thrive in a wide range of conditions. Their ability to withstand heat, drought, and even poor soil makes them a favorite for gardeners looking for a low-maintenance and high-impact plant. 

Native to prairies and open woodlands, liatris is well-suited for pollinator gardens, attracting butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. The flowers bloom in midsummer, with their unique top-down opening pattern creating a prolonged display of color. In addition to their visual appeal, liatris plants are deer-resistant, an excellent choice for gardens in areas where browsing wildlife is a concern.

Liatris performs best in full sun and well-drained soil. While it prefers dry to moderately moist conditions, it does not tolerate standing water, so avoid heavy clay soils unless amended for better drainage. Once established, liatris requires little care beyond occasional deadheading to encourage more blooms. In the fall, the dried seed heads provide winter interest and a valuable food source for birds. 
 
FAQs

How long does it take for liatris to bloom?
Liatris grown from bulbs (corms) typically blooms in its first season, while those grown from seed may take two to three years.

Can liatris grow in containers?
Yes! Choose a deep container with well-draining soil and provide plenty of sunlight for best results.

Does liatris spread?
Liatris can slowly spread through corm division and self-seeding. To control its spread, remove seed heads before they drop.

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