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Native Plants of the Great LakesNorth Branch Restoration Project: Native Plant and Seed CollectionLiatris Aspera / Family: Asteraceae
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FLOWERING: Mid-August through September
SEED TIMING: October to November
HABITAT: Mesic to dry prairie and dry savanna
DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES: 2 - 4 feet. Erect spike with numerous, purple, button-like, stalkless flower heads blooming from the top down. Leaves are alternate, numerous, rough, and narrow along the entire stem.
TO PICK: Seeds form fluffy pappus. Pick when pappus is fluffy and brownish at bottom of stalk. This will have allowed previously ripened heads at top to disperse seed on the site.
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