Douglas' grasswidow
Olsynium douglasii
- Iridaceae
- Monocot
- Perennial
- Forb/herb
- ≈ 30 cm tall
About Douglas' grasswidow
Douglas' grasswidow is a charming little native wildflower that brings springtime joy to any garden. Its delicate purple-pink flowers dance on slender stems and bloom for weeks, making a lovely show in rock gardens or naturalized areas. Butterflies and other pollinators absolutely love visiting these blooms, and it's wonderful to watch them work the flowers on a sunny day. This is a plant that asks very little but gives so much beauty in return.
Growing Douglas' grasswidow is wonderfully easy. It's a tough perennial that prefers well-draining soil and plenty of sunlight. Once established, it needs very little fussing or extra watering. Simply plant it where it can get sun, make sure water drains well, and then step back and enjoy the show year after year. You'll find it's a reliable friend in the garden that rewards your efforts with reliable, cheerful blooms.