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Bottlebrush Blazing Star (Liatris mucronata)
Bottlebrush Blazing Star (Liatris mucronata)
Bottlebrush Blazing Star (Liatris mucronata)
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Needs sun & dry, poor conditions to keep from becoming too lanky. Fabulous foliage, fabulous flowers.
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LIMUC
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Liatris mucronata
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Needs sun & dry, poor conditions to keep from becoming too lanky. Fabulous foliage, fabulous flowers.
Uses: Drought tolerant, bees, butterflies
Bloom time: July - August
Height: 18 to 30 inches
Space: 12 to 18 inches
Sun: Full sun
Moisture: Dry
Seed:
200 seeds per packet
4,800 seeds per ounce
1 oz. per 250 square feet
1 lb. per 4,000 square feet
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I planted 4 of these in Spring 2020, and they've added several inches this summer and are now blooming their purple flowers. They accept a wide range of soil and moisture conditions. Mine get around 6 hours of sun. I dipped all my plants' roots this season in Myco Bliss Organic Mycorrhizal Fungi before planting, and it may have helped. I also protected these plants with Plant Knights (cages) so that the rabbits wouldn't eat them.
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Jeannine
from Kansas City on 8/11/2020
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what is the native range of this plant ?
Asked by:
Ray Schaaf
- 10/12/2015
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"Uncommon in the western portion of the Ozark Division, mostly in the watershed of the White River and its tributaries (KS & MO south to TX & possibly LA). Glades and ledges and tops of bluffs, on limestone and dolomite substrates." From Steyermark's Flora of MO, Vol. 2, George Yatskievych.
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Will trimming these make them come back bushier?
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Brandye Freeland-Riggert
- 5/24/2020
A:
No, we don't recommend trimming blazing stars. As the plant matures, it should have multiple stems and get a bushier appearance.
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What is the size and age of your Liatris mucronata plants?
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Douglas R Tomasini
- 1/5/2022
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They may be one or two years old in 2022. The corms are likely less than one inch in diameter.
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Do you ship the Liatris mucronata corms to Texas and when do you ship them? Do you ship the corms bare root or potted?
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Douglas R Tomasini
- 1/17/2022
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We can ship them anytime. They are potted.
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