Texas Blazing Star Size:1 Gallon Fragrance: Cedar-woody and warm with

Fragrance: Cedar-woody and warm with balsamic undertones

Wahoo Tree

limestone soils

The old growth can be trimmed back in late winter (February) to make room for new foliage - just be sure to leave enough old growth to act as insulation in case of a late freeze

all-important moisture barrier

Texas Blazing Star Size:1 Gallon Fragrance: Cedar-woody and warm withLiatris mucronata Common names include Texas Blazing Star, Texas Gayfeather, Texas Liatris, Narrow leaf Liatris, Narrowleaf Liatris, Bottlebrush Blazing Star, Cusp Liatris, Liatris punctata var mucronata Texas Blazing Star is one of our most attractive late summer to fall bloomers across Texas. Its strong roots grow down as deep as 16 feet, and will easily cling to any poor, infertile, well drained soil. These plants grow from a corm which may produce