Description
(Sisyrin. ang.): (4” pot) 1-1.5’ grass-like wildflower. 1” long-lasting starry intense-blue flowers, yellow spike centers, May-June. Small iris-like leaves. Moist/average soil. Short-lived, but self-seeds freely into thick stands at right sites. Groundcover, edging, meadows, crevices. Butterflies, Bees, Birds.
Image courtesy of Jane Shelby Richardson, Duke University
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