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Liatris 'Z Scape' – 30 Seeds

Liatris 'Z Scape' – 30 Seeds

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Blazing Star 'Z-Scape' growing facts

Botanical name Liatris spicata
Plant type Perennial, USDA zones 3–9
When to sow Fall outdoors, or spring after cold stratification
Sowing depth About 1/4 inch
Spacing 12–15 inches
Germination 20–45 days; improved by 4–6 weeks of cold-moist stratification
Sun Full sun
Days to bloom Usually second year from seed; blooms midsummer
Seeds per pack 30
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🌸 Liatris ‘Z-Scape’ – Compact, Pollinator-Friendly Perennial

Add bold vertical color to your garden with Liatris ‘Z-Scape’, a compact blazing star variety featuring upright spikes of vibrant purple flowers. This selection offers uniform growth, strong stems, and excellent performance in borders and mass plantings.

Key Details:

  • Botanical Name: Liatris spicata
  • Type: Perennial flowering plant
  • USDA Growing Zones: 3–9
  • Growth Habit: Compact, upright
  • Maturity- Second year

Features:

  • Bright purple flower spikes with long bloom time
  • Compact, uniform plants ideal for landscapes and containers
  • Strong stems suitable for cutting
  • Attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators
  • Deer-resistant and low-maintenance

Growing Info:

  • Prefers full sun
  • Thrives in well-drained soil
  • Drought-tolerant once established
  • Plant in spring; minimal care required

Blazing Star 'Z-Scape' FAQ

Do Liatris seeds need stratification?

Yes, germination improves after 4–6 weeks cold and moist. Fall sowing outdoors does this naturally.

How long until it blooms?

Plants grown from seed usually bloom in their second year.

When should I plant Liatris?

Sow outdoors in late fall or winter in any region, or start stratified seed in early spring.

Is it perennial?

Yes. It grows from a corm and returns each year in zones 3–9.

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Susan B
Nice packaging

Impressed with the care put into packing. Everything arrived in good shape.

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Omar H
Exactly as described

Good germination so far. Excited to grow these in my raised beds this season.

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Chris P
Very pleased

Great quality from Seed To Life. Careful packing and clear product info.