Liatris aspera (Rough Gayfeather) Low water use native to Central Texas

native to Central Texas

Native to rocky

as a low border

The flowers are frequented by pollinators

Prefers woodland edges

Liatris aspera (Rough Gayfeather) Low water use native to Central TexasAlso known as Tall Blazing Star, Rough Blazing Star, Tall Gayfeather, Rough Liatris, Button Snakeroot. Rough Gayfeather is a showy, drought tolerant perennial featuring pinkish to lavender flowers. It works well in perennial borders, rock gardens or low growing dry meadows. It likes a dry to medium soil and a sunny spot. It sometimes needs two years before blooming. Overwatering will cause root rot. Pollinators flock to Rough Gayfeather and the seeds