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| www.gerbizor.blogspot.com Amsonia tabernaemontana. |
Amsonia is a perennial plant that is perfect for growing in partial shade. From May to September, the bushes bloom profusely, forming dense inflorescences consisting of small star-shaped flowers of blue color.
At the same time, this crop is able to decorate both borders and flower beds. The stems are decorated with lush thin foliage, which in the autumn is painted in a delicate golden color. Amsonia is undemanding to care, while in those areas where the soil does not dry out in the summer, it is characterized by rapid growth and development.
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Amsonia tabernaemontana, also known as Eastern Bluestar, is a low-maintenance, bushy perennial native to North America that is prized by gardeners for its high ornamental value throughout the season. In late spring, the plant is adorned with delicate, steel-blue, star-shaped flowers; in summer, it features dense green foliage reminiscent of willow leaves; and in autumn, the bush bursts into brilliant golden-yellow color.
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