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Herbaceous perennial prairie dweller native to the central and eastern US. Narrow basal leaves bear magnificent spikes of purple flowers. Butterfly attractor. A poultice of the turnip-shaped root is a Native American remedy for snakebite. We have rubbed this seed to remove the pappus--it is ready to go! Easy from seed. Barely cover seed and keep moist until germination.

Gayfeather makes an excellent cut flower. It is part of the aster family and although it has flower spikes sticking straight up, each spike is composed of hundreds of tiny flowers. Flowers start opening from the top down, making an attractive stem for cutting.

BROWNING SEED, INC. (BSI) has served the seed industry since 1962. Through the years, BSI has developed many new hybrids, including the first triple cross sorghum-sudangrass hybrid known as Cadan 99B.

Liatris spicata has many common names including Spiked Gayfeather, Dense Blazing star, and Marsh Blazingstar. Liatris spicata spiked Gayfeather is similar to Liatris pycnostachya although under the same growing conditions it will often shorter. Spiked gayfeather is excellent for cut flowers and is a favorite food source for butterflies and hummingbirds. Liatris spicata is native to and grows wild in moist prairies and sedge meadows, moist fields, roadsides, and fencerows over most of the Eastern...

If you're expecting rain within a week or so of sowing your wildflower seed, there is no need to water. But, if you live in a dry area or can't count on rain, mist the wildflower seed growing area with a hose or gentle sprinkler. Keep the seed bed moist until the little plants are established or rain is falling on its own without help from your garden hose! Germination times are unique to each variety with some appearing in as little as a week and others taking many...