Medicinal

NATIVE member of the onion family with edible chive-like shoots. Pale lavender blossoms nod in attractive dangling clusters from 18" stems.  Will spread by seed and clusters.

NATIVE medicinal plants grow to 30" with fuzzy flat-topped clusters of small white flowers.

Familiar culinary and medicinal herb.  Leaves are widely used in stuffings, and with eggs, chicken, and pork.  Small purple flowers on 24" stalks.  

Medicinal and culinary herb with lemony flavored leaves. Bees love the small white flowers on stalks to 18".  

Popular culinary herb with highly aromatic foliage, growing to 18" with small white flowers much loved by bees.  

Nitrogen fixing medicinal perennial to 5' tall, grown for long, pencil-thin roots of classic licorice flavor. Roots can grow 4' deep and send underground runners up to 25' from the mother plant.

Very bitter medicinal with feathery silvery green foliage on a woody base, insignificant yellowish flowers in late summer. Forms a mostly erect clump 24"-36" tall, 12"-18" wide. 

NATIVE anti-inflammatory and wound herb forms a lush carpet of foliage with bright yellow flowers 12"-18" tall. Harvest or deadhead blossoms to extend bloom season.

NATIVE  tea herb with lavender flowers and light green foliage.  Attracts bees and butterflies.  42" tall with vigorous spreading growth habit. 

Chinese medicinal grows to 36" covered with small paired leaves. Inconspicuous pea-shaped flowers. The nitrogen-fixing roots are used as an immune enhancing adaptogen.