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Verbena stricta (Hoary Vervain)Verbena stricta is a native of prairies and savannas, Hoary Vervain thrives in dry mesic to dry soils with good drainage, but can still perform is normal soils as well. Attractive grey green foliage is quite fuzzy positioned along square stems. Tall spikes of blue flowers trickle out blossoms all summer. A favorite of native pollinators and seeds are consumed by songbirds. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil Conditions Mesic, Dry Mesic, Dry Height 2' 3'

and ensure the planting area remains moist during the first year

Commonly found in wet floodplains

this could be the one

Increasingly irregular weather patterns due to climate change have led to coastal instability and erosion

most would confuse it with an herbaceous flower

yellow seedheads form in early summer above the narrow foliage

to produce more than one-third of our food products

Rapid establishment

what is this beautiful plant

is native to Chicago and the Midwest and can be found living on limestone outcroppings and bluffs

Sagittaria latifolia (Common Arrowhead) has broad

If you are familiar with its cousin Wild Bergamot but want a shorter and tamer plant for your native landscape you have found your Monarda