Amsonia hubrichtii

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Amsonia hubrichtii
Hubricht's Bluestar; Bluestar

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DERIVATION

Amsonia	For Dr. Charles Amson, 18th -century scientific traveller in America.
hubrichtii	- named for Leslie Hubricht, naturalist who discovered the plant in 1942

FAMILY

HABIT

Herbaceous

RANGE

Oklahoma to Arkansas

LEAF TYPE

Deciduous

FLOWERS

Blue (Powder blue)

HARDINESS

USDA Zone 5 (Coldest zone where hardy)

SUN REQUIREMENTS

Sun | Partial shade

COMMON NAME(S)

Hubricht's Bluestar | Bluestar

Location Map for Amsonia hubrichtii (Hubricht's Bluestar; Bluestar) - 8 Map Locations Found
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Individual Locations for Amsonia hubrichtii: More Locations
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Map
Key

Accession
Number

Year

Location

1	090666*3	2009	Ann Montague Iris and Daylily Garden Center West
2	111792*1	2011	Shady Lane
3	111792*2	2011	Shady Lane
4	111792*3	2011	Shady Lane
5	111792*4	2011	Shady Lane
6	113178*1	2011	Mordecai Childrens G
No Map	162015*1	2016	Parking Garage
7	201197*1	2020	Parking Garage
No Map	201197*2	2020	East Josephine
8	202407*1	2020	Freyer - Newman Center, Rain Gardens
No Map	202407*2	2020	Freyer - Newman Center, Rain Gardens

FLOWERING:
When Amsonia hubrichtii has been observed flowering
at Denver Botanic Gardens

2016

Amsonia hubrichtii
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