Blue Mist Flower (Conoclinium coelestinum)

Type:
Herbaceous Perennial

Light needs:
Full sun to Part shade

Water needs:
Wet - Medium

Height:
1.5 - 3’

Spacing:
1.5 - 3’

Bloom Time:
Summer to Fall

Bloom Color:
Blue/Light Purple

Ecological Benefits:
Rich nectar source for pollinators such as long and short tongue bees, monarchs, moths, and beetles.

Description:
Native to the eastern United States, Cononclinium is commonly confused for the annual ageratum. Does well in fertile, hummusy, well-draining soil that does not dry out. Can be an aggressive spreader if left in moist, open areas.

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