Barbara's Buttons Texas Native It features slender

It features slender

glades) of North America primarily ranging from Michigan

This lovely plant grows best in average

it’s a good idea to plant it in full sun and trim it back to the ground in late winter to early spring

This resilient grass does well in a variety of conditions

Barbara's Buttons Texas Native It features slenderMarshallia caespitosa Commonly known as Barbara's Buttons and Puffballs. A clump forming perennial native to portions of the south central United States. It can be found on calcareous glades and outcrops and in habitats with sandy soils. The dense flower heads of this aster family member are discoid. The numerous, tiny, white to pink tinged disk florets are compacted into solitary, terminal, pincushion like, dome shaped flower heads (to 1" diameter)