Amsonia hubrichtii (Arkansas Bluestar) Size:32 Plug Flat Native Americans and early settlers

Native Americans and early settlers roasted and brewed those seeds into a coffee-like drink

but its common name comes from its bark color

Rudbeckia laciniata

Riddell's Goldenrod

It is typically found in rich open woodlands and at the bottom of bluffs and slopes

Amsonia hubrichtii (Arkansas Bluestar) Size:32 Plug Flat Native Americans and early settlersAmsonia hubrichtii, commonly known as Arkansas Bluestar, is a native perennial shrub prized for its delicate, thread like foliage and prolific pale blue flowers. This low maintenance plant thrives in full sun to partial shade and adapts well to various soil conditions once established. Its fine textured leaves create an airy, elegant appearance throughout the growing season, transforming to warm golden tones in autumn. Reaching 3 4 feet in height,