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Amsonia comes from the eastern regions of the United States, where they grow in moister grassy habitats. They are undemanding and adaptable perennials, suffering from neither pests nor diseases. They are floristically interesting mainly for their sky-blue flower color and early flowering time at the turn of spring and summer. They can grow in full sun, where the light blue color of the flowers will fade faster, or in partial shade. However, they are interesting all year round – the dark freshly sprouting shoots are striking. Fresh green leaves similar to willow leaves turn mustard yellow shades in autumn. The stems secrete white milk when cut; after searing with a flame and immediately placing in water, they last up to 10 days in a vase. Amsonia Blue Ice is a lower cultivar, growing to a height of 40 cm.

Amsonia originates from the eastern regions of the United States, where they grow in moister grassy habitats. They are undemanding and adaptable perennials, suffering from neither pests nor diseases. Floristically interesting mainly for their sky-blue flower color and early flowering time at the turn of spring and summer. They can grow in full sun, where the light blue color of the flowers will fade faster, or in partial shade. However, they are interesting all year round – the dark freshly sprouting shoots are striking. Fresh green leaves similar to willow leaves turn mustard yellow shades in autumn. The stems secrete white milk when cut; after searing with a flame and immediately placing in water, they last up to 10 days in a vase.

Amsonia originates from the eastern regions of the United States, where they grow in moister grassy habitats. They are undemanding and adaptable perennials, suffering from neither pests nor diseases. Floristically, they are interesting mainly for their sky-blue flower color and simultaneous early flowering time at the turn of spring and summer. They can grow in full sun, where the light blue color of the flowers will fade faster, or even in partial shade. However, they are interesting all year round – the dark, freshly sprouting shoots are striking. Fresh green leaves similar to willow leaves turn mustard yellow shades in autumn. The stems secrete white milk when cut; after searing with a flame and immediately placing in water, they last up to 10 days in a vase. Amsonia hubrichtii catches the eye at first glance with its narrow needle-like leaves. Thanks to them, its autumn yellow coloring looks even more intense.

Amsonia originates from the eastern regions of the United States, where they grow in moister grassy habitats. They are undemanding and adaptable perennials, suffering from neither pests nor diseases. Floristically, they are interesting mainly for their sky-blue flower color and simultaneous early flowering time at the turn of spring and summer. They can grow in full sun, where the light blue color of the flowers will fade faster, or even in partial shade. However, they are interesting all year round – the dark, freshly sprouting shoots are striking. Fresh green leaves similar to willow leaves turn mustard yellow shades in autumn. The stems secrete white milk when cut; after searing with a flame and immediately placing in water, they last up to 10 days in a vase.

Amsonia originates from the eastern regions of the United States, where they grow in moister grassy habitats. They are undemanding and adaptable perennials, suffering from neither pests nor diseases. Floristically, they are interesting mainly for their sky-blue flower color and also their early blooming time at the turn of spring and summer. They can grow in full sun, where the light blue flower color fades faster, or in partial shade. However, they are interesting year-round – the dark, freshly sprouting shoots are striking. Fresh green leaves similar to willow leaves turn mustard yellow shades in autumn. The stems exude white latex when cut; after searing with a flame and immediately placing in water, they last up to 10 days in a vase.