Description

Although it may be more of an alpine plant, the fact that it thrives in drier, open sites makes it suitable in well draining prairie settings. The unique “pin” tipped clubby shaped flowers in soft hues of purple make it a must have spectacle in larger planters as well. Even when not in bloom, the feathery foliage adds texture and some added colour in the fall as it changes to more of a sunset palette of colours with orange and pinkish tones.