Valued for its unusual flower shape, blazing star sends up erect spires of usually magenta, sometimes white, flowers. Emerging from grass-like foliage, they make a dramatic statement in flower gardens with other perennials, annuals, or even shrubs. Well-drained but moisture retentive soil is a must for this prairie native.
The rounded daisy flowers of Shasta daisy combine strikingly with blazing stars vertical purple flower spikes in sunny spots.
HeleniumThe yellow or bronzy daisies of helenium make a striking contrast against erect vibrant purple or white flower spikes of blazing star.
ArtemisiaThe cut silvery foliage of Powis Castle artemisia cools down and softens the strong magenta of blazing star
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