Harwood's woollystar (Eriastrum harwoodii)

Harwood's woollystar

Harwood's woollystar is recognized by its slender form and woolly texture, adorned with clusters of pale to deep blue flowers that bloom in spring. Typically found in arid, sandy habitats, this plant's narrow leaves and dense hairs are seemingly tailored to conserve water, reflecting its adaptation to harsh, dry environments. Harwood's woollystar's delicate beauty belies its tenacity in surviving challenging conditions.

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Harwood's woollystar (Eriastrum harwoodii)

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Care Guide for Harwood's woollystar

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Pruning: Harwood's woollystar features delicate, woolly stems and blue flowers. Prune in early spring to promote growth and flowering: remove dead branches first and shape for natural form. Regular pruning enhances air circulation, sunlight access, reduces pests, and encourages robust blooming while maintaining aesthetic appeal.

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