Apparently this is a VA native, yet I can't find it in garden centers here in Northern VA. Has anyone found this for sale in the DC/MD/VA/W. VA area?
It has evergreen thin sword-like leaves and purple blossoms in late spring/early summer. The garden centers seem to only carry paniculata, creeping (stolonifera) and subulata varieties.
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