
Looking almost like a very tall baby's breath, boltonia is a large, late summer showstopper in the perennial border. Also known as white boltonia and white doll's daisy, its 1-inch-diameter daisy-like blooms may be white or light pink. Cut it back in early summer to promote a sturdier branched plant that requires no staking.
Blue star amsonia blooms in spring, but has attractive foliage the rest of the year, and will create a lovely foil to show off boltonia blooms.
Joe-pye weedThe 5- to 6-foot-tall stems of Joe-Pye weed are in perfect scale with boltonia. Its purplish blooms create a beautiful backdrop for the boltonia.
MiscanthusThe fine-textured, gently arching leaves of miscanthus can create a natural support for floppy boltonia stems. Its feathery seedheads combine well with the daisy-like blooms of boltonia.
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