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This bushy, compact plant produces huge amounts of semi-double lilac blue flowers from late summer to early autumn.
Photos courtesy Minor's Garden Center.
Vibrant magenta-red flowers with yellow centers cover this compact plant for late season color.
Photos courtesy White Flower Farm.
Covered with deep purple blooms from August to September, this perennial will naturalize and prefer moist soils.
Photos courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden.
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.
Photos courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden.
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.
Photos courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden.
This narrow-leaved perennial boatss clusters of small, light blue flowers in spring, and golden color in fall.
Photos courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden.
Native to dry slopes and plains, this perennial produces desne clusters of star-shaped flowers in late spring to early summer.
Photos courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden.
An upright clump perennial found in prairies and dry forests. The lavender and purple flowers bloom in spikes during the middle of summer.
Photos courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden.
The clusters of pale blue flowers freely grow throughout the year. Typically grown best in containers within the St Louis area.
Photos courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden.
One of the best groundcovers for shade, displaying large, violet-blue flowers against glossy dark green leaves.
Photos courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden.
Dense, mat-forming, fast growing perennial with fragrant, dark green foliage. Small pink flowers bloom in profusion in the summer. Drought and heat tolerant.
Photos courtesy Garden Crossings.
Deep pink flowers contrast with the green leaves with red margins through the summer and brilliant red color in the fall.
Photos courtesy PlantMaster.