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cluster of lavender flowers of blue mistflowerseveral blue mistflowers being visited by a pearl crescent butterfly
cluster of lavender flowers of blue mistflowerseveral blue mistflowers being visited by a pearl crescent butterflycluster of lavender flowers of blue mistflowerseveral blue mistflowers being visited by a pearl crescent butterfly

Blue Mistflower

Conoclinium coelestinum

Blue Mistflower is a low-growing flower naturally found in riverbanks and wet meadows. It's quite happy in wet conditions and clay soils where other plants may struggle. From late summer into autumn, it's topped with fuzzy, electric lavender flowers. The flowers are particularly attractive to butterflies as the nectar produces beneficial compounds for some species. In ideal conditions, Blue Mistflower can be an enthusiastic spreader. While this makes it an excellent groundcover, you may want to consider controlling spr.

Details

Height12” - 36”
Spread12"
Bloom SeasonJuly – October
Soil Types
clayClay
loamLoam
sandSand
Soil Moisture
mediumMedium
moistMoist
Sun Exposure
partSunPart Sun
fullSunFull Sun

Range Map

NativeNo Record

Ecological Benefits

Maintenance Tips

  • Consider removing seedlings each year to control spread as needed
  • As a relatively short-lived perennial, consider allowing a few seedlings to become established every couple of years for natural propagation
  • Well established plants can be divided to control size and spread