Amsonia hubrichtii ~ Threadleaf Blue Star, Arkansas Blue Star Size:1 GALLON Annual pruning often required due

Annual pruning often required due to short life of stems- prune immediately after flowering

and moist well-drained soils

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Willowleaf Cotoneaster has white flowers that bloom in late spring

Amsonia hubrichtii ~ Threadleaf Blue Star, Arkansas Blue Star Size:1 GALLON Annual pruning often required dueThreadleaf Blue Star is known for its feathery, thread like leaves that create a soft, billowy texture in the garden. In late spring to early summer, it produces clusters of light blue, star shaped flowers. Then, in the fall, the foliage turns a stunning golden yellow, adding another season of interest. This plant prefers full sun to partial shade and well drained soil. It's also relatively drought tolerant once established, making it a good choice