Eurybia spinulosa prophouse-winter-2028 in sun or light shade

in sun or light shade

brush-like flowers that bloom heavily in late spring and often rebloom through summer

though they yield more modestly

and patient enough to have grown past needing the flower to do all the work

Eurybia spinulosa prophouse-winter-2028 in sun or light shadeThis very rare aster, now placed in the genus Eurybia, is a true Florida endemic, native only to the moist pine flatwoods of the lower Apalachicola River. The plant is a botanical oddity: the clumping, foot tall foliage is narrow, stiff, and grass like, so unlike the leafy stems of an ordinary aster that a passerby might take the clump for a tuft of sedge. From late spring into early summer, slender flower stems rise above the leaves carrying clusters