Hooker’s Evening Primrose is native to the western US and south to Mexico and Central America. A favorite to large Sphinx moths, hosts to approximately 15 species of butterflies and moths, and a ...
Hyacinth bean is native to tropical Africa and has long been grown in northern Africa, parts of Asia, and the Caribbean for the edible flowers, leaves, and immature seeds and pods. Vigorous vines ...
Hyssop has a native range from Europe, western Asia and northern Africa and has naturalized in parts of north America. This perennial aromatic sub-shrub features a clumping habit in the mint ...
This perennial is native to north central North America and is commonly found in dry open woodlands and prairies. Another name is Anise Hyssop because of its delightful fragrance – a mixture ...
Purple Giant Hyssop, a perennial in the mint family, has a delightful anise scent. It also goes by the name of Blue Licorice. The purple flowers occur in spikes at the top of the plant, and ...
This cream colored native perennial is common throughout the tallgrass prairie and great plains. It is also know as Prairie Mimosa or False Sensitive Plant. Suitable for wildlife and pollinator ...
Indian Blanket is the state flower of Oklahoma. Also known as Firewheel, this plant is an annual that thrives in sandy soils and dry summer heat, and tolerates poor, dry soils. The daisy-like ...
This North American native grows in sand prairies, sedge meadows, marshes, fens, and swampy thickets of the northeast and upper Midwest. It prefers full to part sun, moist conditions and rich, ...
Sweet Joe Pyeweed is a perennial from the Midwest and eastern U.S. that grows up to seven feet tall. The fluffy, pinkish-purple flower clusters appear from late summer to early fall and have a ...
Johnny Jump-Up ‘Helen Mount’ is a cheerful, tri-colored Viola that is a stand-out in the cool months of the growing season (spring and fall). The dainty blooms appear very early in the ...
Lacy Phacelia is also known as Lacy Scorpion-weed. This bristly annual is native to California and Arizona and is found in open flats and slopes below 4,000 feet. The violet flowers occur in ...
Selfheal can be utilized as a ground cover, lawn alternative, or soil stabilizer due to its fibrous root system. Its dense clusters of hooded two-lipped purple to lavender flowers can bounce back ...
True Lavender is in the mint family and is native to the Mediterranean. Plants grow 20-30 inches tall and produce purple flower clusters in mid-summer, which attract honey bees and bumble bees. ...
Leadplant is popular for reclamation and wildlife plantings. It is a shrub-like plant with silvery hairs and purple flower spikes at the ends of the branches. It is a nitrogen fixer that can thrive...
Foliage of this annual mint has a pungent, lemony scent. Flowers come in dense clusters of lavender-pink to white. A southern U.S. native, plants are found on limestone, rocky or sandy prairies and...
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