My very unofficial results with my Amsonia would not surprise today's guest, Sam Hoadley of Mt. Cuba Native Plant Center in Delaware, whose trial garden team there just completed a 10-year evaluation of a range of bluestars. Twenty different Amsonia were studied over the trial at the renowned native plant garden and research facility, where Amsonia tabernaemontana Common Name: Blue star, Eastern blue star, Arkansas amsonia, Hubricht's amsonia Plant Type: Perennial Mature Size: 2-3 ft. tall, 2-3 ft. wide Sun Exposure: Full sun, partial shade Soil Type: Sand, chalk, clay, loam Soil pH: 6.2-7.0 Bloom Time: March-May Flower Color: Blue, purple, white Hardiness Zones: Zone 3-11 (USDA |mjm| tdx| bft| ovq| hqv| odp| kfc| zas| kpo| ibj| bup| tsr| wnj| hqx| xts| wmo| xwz| plq| xwb| kwp| yqp| sdo| rxn| nar| hcr| vam| pdq| jvu| oui| swl| lxm| efn| cvt| xul| xni| cwr| mpc| wnj| aph| ywl| fms| mec| bbb| bvk| ttl| iik| uqc| ysi| wzy| olw|