Tradescantia ohiensis- Ohio Spiderwort Size:TRAOHI-PINT which can be used to

which can be used to determine cardinal directions

Host plant for the Dainty Sulphur butterfly

Can  benefit from pruning early in the growing season to prevent flopping

Thrives in all but the wettest soils

narrow leaves (often described as “grass-like”) that are dense at its base

Tradescantia ohiensis- Ohio Spiderwort Size:TRAOHI-PINT which can be used toOhio Spiderworts 1in flowers cluster at the top of upright stems, each with three, rounded, violet petals and six bright yellow anthers. The flowers mature progressively, blooming a few at a time over a period of about six weeks. They are known to open with the first rays of morning sun and close when the sun is stronger, staying open longer on cloudy days. This native has long, narrow, blue green leaves that tend to arch downward and also fold