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and increasingly hard-to-find tree for the collector of native woody plants
two-lipped and small but freely produced along the trailing stems
The fruit is a small coral pome
New growth often flushes bronze before settling to that cool
a parlor plant out of the conservatory age
Amsonia tabernaemontana 24/9 Restock and increasingly hard-to-find tree forEastern bluestar is the bluestar most gardeners know, a robust native perennial with broader, willowy oval leaves and the clear blue, star shaped flowers that name the genus, carried in clusters at the stem tips in spring. Amsonia tabernaemontana grows happily in deep, moist soil in part shade, and rewards almost any reasonable site with bloom and easy good health. Allan Armitage, in Herbaceous Perennial Plants, puts the species on his short list:
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