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Image credits: These three images are via Creative Commons through the North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox
A friend of mine has these popping up here and there on some shady edges in his Boothbay Harbor garden and they add a cheerful glow
Habitat: forest edge
and rabbits
It grows much larger than other heucheras and has a substantial panicle of bloom late in the season
Amsonia tabernaemontana var. salicifolia - Willowleaf Bluestar deer-resistant Image credits: These three imagesSizes available: Available later in 2026 Basics: zone 3 9, 24 36" x 24 36", full sun to part shade, light blue bloom in mid spring, foliage turns buttery yellow in the fall, medium water needs and is somewhat drought tolerant. Common names: Willowleaf Bluestar, Eastern Bluestar Family: Apocynaceae Origin Distribution: Native in the mid and central U. S. from Ohio and Virginia, south and west to Texas. Amsonia tabernaemontana has naturalized in