This aggressive, easy to grow native loves to take up space in the landscape. While this might sound ominous to some, it really is a good thing because Spiderwort is one of those plants that fills a void in the landscape where other plants fear to tread. It’s a real survivor that will tolerate wet or dry, partial shade or full sun and not the best soil types and still perform like a champ. Spiderwort forms a loose mound of deep, blue-green, wide, grass-like foliage that is folded lengthwise and gives rise to a profusion of blue, 3 petaled flowers from mid-May through mid-July. It’s a perfect plant for rain gardens, borders, roadsides or open woodland gardens! Plant it in groups to great effect or let in naturalize in those troublesome areas that normally take on rain damage and enjoy the long bloom along with the native insects that like to visit, too!