Prairie Blazing Star Berries propagation is commonly done by

propagation is commonly done by seed

Individual plants vary from red-green to chalky blue

Keep in mind that Liatris doesn’t do well in soggy winter conditions

this plant gracefully endures winter frost and even the occasional snowfall

it rewards us with bright pink flowers that are sure to brighten any space

Prairie Blazing Star Berries propagation is commonly done byLiatris pycnostachya Also known as Prairie Blazing Star, Prairie Gayfeather, Prairie Liatris, Kansas Blazing Star, Kansas Gayfeather, Kansas Liatris, Cat tail Blazing Star, Cat tail Gayfeather, Cat tail Liatris, Hairy Button snakeroot Liatris pycnostachya, also known as prairie blazing star, might just be the tallest of the Liatris family that you can cultivate, typically reaching impressive heights of 2 to 4 feet and sometimes even stretching up to 5