Several named cultivars are popular, and there are also a couple Liatris species of note: As blazing star matures, it typically develops offset corms. It's easy to propagate this plant by digging ...

The blazing star (Liatris spicata) is one such plant that ... this fuzzy looking plant can be grown from seed, corms, and transplants. You can grow blazing star successfully by paying attention ...

The tall flower spikes of blazing star furnish a vertical dimension ... Songbirds eat their seeds. Liatris is commonly planted from corms in the spring. They can be grown from seed but they ...

The pretty, gay feather, also called blazing star, is a nice addition to a sunny garden. Liatris spicata ... but others easily grow from seeds, corms or rhizomes depending on species.

Liatris, has been lost to antiquity. Some common names of this graceful native are blazing star, gayfeather and the less-inspiring button snakewort. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily ...

you can grow dense blazing star from corms, often sold by bulb specialists. I think another native, called prairie blazing star (Liatris pycnostachya), is the most spectacular species in my garden.

you can grow dense blazing star from corms, often sold by bulb specialists. I think another native, called prairie blazing star (Liatris pycnostachya), is the most spectacular species in my garden.

This plant is the prairie native Liatris. Or, by its common name Tall Gayfeather, Kansas Gayfeather, Blazing Star or Button Snake Root. No matter what you call it, you should be growing it in your ...