Ohio spiderwort is a southern native that forms attractive perennial clumps with three-petaled flowers that bloom in late spring, and if cut back, again in the fall. Tolerant of drought once established, this species makes an interesting, long-blooming addition to borders, meadows, and open woodlands.
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