Dotted Blazing Star Berries loosely branched form

loosely branched form

and resilience against powdery mildew

Attracts many bees

Common names include Yellow Wild Indigo

Texas False Aloe

Dotted Blazing Star Berries loosely branched formLiatris punctata Common names include Dotted Blazing Star, Dotted Gayfeather, Narrow leaved Blazingstar, Purples. An important plant in the fall during butterfly and hummingbird migrations. A favorite of the Monarch butterflies. An upright, clump forming perennial with dense wands of pink to purple flowers. Strong roots grow down as deep as 16 feet, and will easily cling to any poor, infertile, well drained soil. Also makes a good cut flower. It is