Wilcox's woollystar is a dainty wildflower that thrives in the arid conditions of desert scrub and rocky outcrops. Its delicate blue to violet blossoms cluster atop slender, woolly stems, adorned with narrow, grey-green leaves that help conserve moisture. These blooms spring to life primarily from late spring to early summer, providing a splash of color in stark landscapes. Adapted to poor soils, wilcox's woollystar's hardiness belies its fragile appearance, serving as a beacon for pollinators in challenging environments.
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Pruning:
Wilcox's woollystar features woolly stems and delicate blue flowers. Prune in early spring by removing dead stems and thinning overcrowded areas to enhance air circulation and light. This promotes flowering and reduces disease risk. Use clean tools and monitor growth for optimal health and aesthetics.
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