White, daisy-like flowers rise up to 5 feet above the low-maintenance mounding perennial in autumn. Best planted in morning sun and afternoon shade.
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An upright clump perennial found in prairies and dry forests. The lavender and purple flowers bloom in spikes during the middle of summer.
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Native to dry slopes and plains, this perennial produces desne clusters of star-shaped flowers in late spring to early summer.
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This narrow-leaved perennial boatss clusters of small, light blue flowers in spring, and golden color in fall.
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Large silvery-pink flowers with yellow centers rise 4 feet above a 2-foot plant in early autumn. Perfect in woodland settings with filtered light, or morning sun and afternoon shade.
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