Conoclinium coelestinum
Size: 1 Gallon Availability
Flower
Max size: 2’ tall x 1’ wide
Usually Moist, Moist to Dry
Loam, Muck, Sand
Sun, Part Shade
No Salt Tolerance
This winter dormant perennial blooms from late summer into fall with blueish-purple flowers. It can form large patches by rhizomes and should be planted where this is not a problem. It is not edible. It attracts many bees and butterflies, including the obscure skipper (Panoquina panoquinoides), salt marsh skipper (Panoquina panoquin), southern broken-dash (Wallengrenia otho), three-spotted skipper (Cymaenes tripunctus).
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