<p>A perennial flowering plant with erect and robust stems, 20-30" (50-80 cm) tall. Small, fluffy flowers are pink in color. Used for growing in group plantings and flower beds.</p><p><i><strong>Planting instructions:  </strong></i><br>You need to place seeds in the refrigerator for a few days. To do this, either mix the seed with moist sand in a bag.  Or you can use a moist paper towel. Fill pots with moist potting soil, to about 1/2″ (12 mm) below the top of the pot.  Your soil should be moist. However, you can easily do it if you spray water as you add soil to the pot.  You don’t want the soil sopping wet, just moist. Place 3-5 seeds in each pot or cell.  Press them firmly into the dirt. Lightly cover the seeds with with just a dusting of soil, no more than 1/16″ deep (<1 mm). Take a few more seeds, and press firmly into the moist soil. Do this so they are exposed from the top, but have good contact with the soil everywhere else.  Place seeds in an area where they will receive morning sun, and keep moist. Germination should occur once temperatures are reliably above 50 F (10 C) at night (if winter sown).  Otherwise, you should expect seedlings within two weeks (if stratified in the refrigerator). <br>Finally, you need to care for the seedlings until they are several inches high.  Finally transplanting them into their final location. Note! Rabbits do love to eat young Liatris Plants. Consider protecting them with Liquid Fence or chicken wire the first year.</p>