Aster Umbellatus F. Flexicaulis

Blue mistflower, scientifically known as Aster umbellatus f. flexicaulis, is a striking perennial plant native to the eastern United States. It is celebrated for its delicate, bluish-white flowers that create a mist-like appearance, hence its common name. This plant thrives in moist, sunny environments and is often found in wetlands and along stream banks. Its compact growth habit and ornamental value make it a popular choice for gardeners seeking native plants. With its ability to attract pollinators and support local wildlife, the blue mistflower plays an important role in ecological landscapes.