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Description: Numerous small blue-violet flowers grow on a branching stalk at the top of the plant.
These perennial,
open, branching plants are up to 6 feet tall, with short stalked coarsely toothed
lance shaped leaves. Lower leaves are sometimes lobed.
Suggested seed treatment: You should provide 30 days of
cold moist stratification. Many prairie wildflower seeds benefit by moist cold stratification, some require it to germinate. Seed that you purchase from Oak Prairie Farm has not received cold moist stratification. Direct planting tips: Plant seed in desired location on soil surface, and firm. Transplants: If you grow transplants from our seed: transplant while dormant in spring or fall, trim long roots, plant with buds just below the soil surface, space 1 to 2 feet apart. Very vigorous. Companion prairie plants: New England aster, Red milkweed
Comments: Very vigorous. Seed head is a good source of seed for birds during the winter. |