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Purple spikes on the fall prairie — a deep-taprooted native that blooms when almost nothing else does.
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Dotted Gayfeather, a native perennial of warm seasons, graces landscapes with its slender stature, typically reaching heights between 1 to 2 feet. Flourishing in a variety of environments, this species is particularly well-suited for dry, coarse soils, thanks to its robust taproot that delves deep into the earth.
Flowers in late summer and fall when little else does.
Critical late-season nectar for migrating monarchs.
Extreme drought tolerance on dry upland sites.
Thrives on thin, rocky, low-fertility ground.
Persists for many years once established.
Heavily worked by native bees and butterflies.
Taprooted natives build roots before blooming — be patient.