The foliage is frequently tinged burgundy along the veins and often turns bronze in the fall. The long narrow foliage of this plant must have scared the devil out of someone to end up with a common name like spiderwort. The plants are attractive clusters of foliage with white flowers with a lavender splash. Flowers are produced in the summer. This spiderwort has attractive frosty blue foliage quite distinct from other cultivars.
Plants produce rich purple flowers throughout the summer.
Needs protection from afternoon sun. The nodding, pale yellow flowers are produced at the ends of the stems in spring. Plants will produce nice clumps in a few years. This is a fairly common wildflower in this area. The deep rose flowers are produced from spring until mid summer.