Mistflower spreads forming colonies that become covered by beautiful, fuzzy, purple flowers in the late summer. The flowers attract butterflies, bees and skippers. Host plant for a few species of moths. Makes an excellent groundcover but can be aggressive.
Sun Exposure: Partial
Soil Moisture: Medium Wet to Medium Dry
Height: 2 feet
Bloom Time: September to October
Species Notes: Native to parts of the Midwest although not historically documented in Wisconsin (view range map).
