Geum triflorum-Prairie Smoke Size:GEUTRI-PLUG as individual Compass Plants have

as individual Compass Plants have been known to live for 100 years

fluffy flowers of the most brilliant purple

dropping to the ground when mature and providing food for songbirds

woody stems

Resistant to grazing by deer and rabbits

Geum triflorum-Prairie Smoke Size:GEUTRI-PLUG as individual Compass Plants havePrairie Smoke dazzles in the spring and early summer with its unique flowers and stunning seed heads that look like wispy plumes of smoke wafting on the breeze. In spring, deep pink stems rise above the foliage and bear clusters of nodding rounded flowers of the same rich color. The sepals of these upside down flowers are partially fused, leaving the job of pollination to those strong enough to push their way inside. Enter the bumblebee! The real show