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Ozark Bluestar forms tight clusters of star-shaped light blue flowers that appear in April and May when pollinators are limited to only a few food sources. It is a great addition to all well-drained soils in full sun to part shade, though it may need staking in shaded gardens. It forms an erect shrub-like mound with narrow, glossy foliage that turns a brilliant golden hue in the fall, providing excellent late-season interest.
Sun: Full, Partial
Soil: Medium
Bloom Time: April, May
Color: Blue
Height: 3 ft
