Blue Mist Flower covers the late summer and fall garden in blue fuzzy clouds, and stands one to three feet tall. With its soft, billowy blooms and spreading habit, it brings a dreamy, meadowlike charm wherever it goes.

Thriving in full sun to part shade, it prefers well draining soils on the moist side, though can handle droughts once established.

This enthusiastic grower is a vigorous spreader, filling in gaps and popping up new places. It it perfect for naturalized gardens, bioswales, meadows though does benefit from the occasional thinning in a planting or formal garden.

Native to the eastern and central U.S typically found in moist meadows, along streambanks, and woodland edges.

Green foliage emerges in spring and in summer all around the garden until late summer where it busts into a sea of misty blue flowers.

A nectar powerhouse for butterflies, bees, and migrating pollinators, it provides a crucial late-season food source. Its seeds also attract small songbirds, making it a valuable addition to a wildlife friendly garden.