Beautiful wand like pink flowers in summer with grass like leaves, dense at the bottom of the plant, smaller and thinner as they move upward. Tolerant of wets soils.
“The species name describes the elongated inflorescence, with its crowded, stalkless flower heads. The protruding styles give the flower an overall feathery appearance, hence its alternate name, Dense Gayfeather.” - Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Native to Southern New England south to Florida and west to Missouri
Part to full sun
Medium to wet soils
Grows up to 2’-6’
Blossoms summer
Herbaceous perennial
Beautiful wand like pink flowers in summer with grass like leaves, dense at the bottom of the plant, smaller and thinner as they move upward. Tolerant of wets soils.
“The species name describes the elongated inflorescence, with its crowded, stalkless flower heads. The protruding styles give the flower an overall feathery appearance, hence its alternate name, Dense Gayfeather.” - Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Native to Southern New England south to Florida and west to Missouri
Part to full sun
Medium to wet soils
Grows up to 2’-6’
Blossoms summer
Herbaceous perennial
