Definition
The *genus Sabbatia* is a group of annual and perennial plants, primarily native to North America, known for their star-shaped flowers. These plants typically grow in moist or sandy habitats, often near the coast. They are like the wildflowers that add a touch of elegance to open fields. Their petals often have a vibrant pink or white color with a contrasting yellow center. They prefer sunny locations and well-drained soil. *Sabbatia* species play an important role in supporting local ecosystems. These plants are fairly easy to identify, making them a fun find for beginner botanists.