Eryngium yuccifolium Liatris spicata Heliopsis helianthoides by A-Plant-Guy native plant gardeningNative Plantsrain gardens 7 Comments Jumpy-Bid-8458 2 months ago Same willdoc 2 months ago It is a good combo. They like to hangout together in the same soils in the tall grass prairies too. Tripwiring 2 months ago Last pic is a clubbed midas fly. It mimics wasps very well but it’s stingless Ok_Emu7684 2 months ago SO gorg! Purple and yellow were made for each other nystigmas 2 months ago Looks like they’re pretty close together and nicely intergrown. Do they tend to flop at all? MrHEPennypacker 2 months ago Beautiful! Most of my blazing star have collapsed under their own weight. I need better stakes freighttrain6969 2 months ago  Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
willdoc 2 months ago It is a good combo. They like to hangout together in the same soils in the tall grass prairies too.
Tripwiring 2 months ago Last pic is a clubbed midas fly. It mimics wasps very well but it’s stingless
nystigmas 2 months ago Looks like they’re pretty close together and nicely intergrown. Do they tend to flop at all?
MrHEPennypacker 2 months ago Beautiful! Most of my blazing star have collapsed under their own weight. I need better stakes
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It is a good combo. They like to hangout together in the same soils in the tall grass prairies too.
Last pic is a clubbed midas fly. It mimics wasps very well but it’s stingless
SO gorg! Purple and yellow were made for each other
Looks like they’re pretty close together and nicely intergrown. Do they tend to flop at all?
Beautiful! Most of my blazing star have collapsed under their own weight. I need better stakes
