NATIVE 3"-8" groundcover forms colonies through rhizomes and self-seeding. A forager's delight with edible leaves all season and edible blossoms in spring. Larval host for frittillary butterflies.
NATIVE single ephemeral star-shaped blossoms emerge from furled leaves for a very short time in early spring. Forms leafy colonies 6"-10" tall that fade and die back in summer.
Robust, upright, showy medicinal. Grows 3'-6' tall, with clusters of bright yellow 2"-3" sunflower-like blooms in late summer. Good late season nectar source for pollinators.
Bushy, traditional European medicinal grows 18"-24" tall with spikes of fragrant, blue-purple flowers blooming in mid-late summer. Leaves are aromatic and edible/medicinal.
NATIVE blue-violet nodding blossoms in summer singly or in clusters on 12"-18" slender stems. Forms clump of edible basal leaves, may re-flower in fall. Root can be used medicinally.
Aromatic mounded shrub grows to 2'-3'. Spikes of fragrant purple flowers in summer. Use lavender for aromatherapy, tea, and herbes de Provence seasoning blends.
NATIVE 36” perennial with flat-topped clusters of rich golden flowers and light green foliage, its late summer flowers attract beneficials to the garden or orchard.
