Conoclinium dissectum (Gregg's Mistflower) Size:1 gal Eastern Gamagrass prefers heavier soils

Eastern Gamagrass prefers heavier soils and wetter conditions than most perennial

Various butterflies visit the flower heads for nectar

Once established it is extremely drought-tolerant and deer-resistant

bees Deer resistant Yes Edible part(s) Fruit Notes Fragrant flowers

Conoclinium dissectum (Gregg's Mistflower) Size:1 gal Eastern Gamagrass prefers heavier soilsAlso known as Conoclinium greggii. Greggs Mistflower is an amazing plant in its ability to attract butterflies in large numbers. Its fuzzy blue flowers seem irresistible to Queen butterflies and many others. It is a true butterfly magnet and an absolute must have in any butterfly garden. It prefers sunny or partially sunny spots and will reward you with an abundance of blooms. It spreads by roots and is considered aggressive by some, but that is less