Euphorbia rigida Corsica From midsummer until early fall

From midsummer until early fall

Liatris pycnostachya is an amazing Central US (Canada south to Texas) prairie native that's one of the most stunning of the blazing star species

If you're looking for an elephant ear that stays a bit smaller than most while adding great stem color

'Dream Weaver' except the foliage is extremely blue and thick

parviflorum prefers moist

Euphorbia rigida Corsica From midsummer until early fallRigid spurge sounds like more of a social disease than a great garden plant. Nevertheless, if you have a sunny dry spot, rigid spurge may be the answer to your problems plant problems. Imagine a Euphorbia myrsinites on Viagra and you've got Euphorbia rigida. The upright stems are clothed in long, pointed, powder blue, deer resistant leaves. In very early spring, the ends of each stem are adorned with yellow bracts similar to a miniature poinsettia.