Native

NATIVE self-seeding biennial to 48" with blue-violet flowers up a tall flower stalk. 

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.

NATIVE perennial to 84" with showy clusters of royal purple blooms in late summer-early fall. 

NATIVE perennial has attractive, grass-like blue-green foliage with lavender-blue flowers that open in the morning and close in the heat of the day. Forms clumps up to 3 feet tall, spreads by rhizomes, and handles poor soil conditions. Bees love this long-blooming plant!

NATIVE perennial to 48" with lavender-blue flowers and smooth blue-green foliage.  Important late-blooming pollinator plant.  

NATIVE shrub of moist soil to 42" with tall showy spires of tiny pink flowers.  Attractive yellow fall foliage.  

NATIVE ornamental shrub with large, attractive, maple-like leaves and showy fuchsia flowers reminiscent of rose blossoms. May form extensive colonies up to 60" tall.

NATIVE spring ephemeral wildflower to 12" with ornamental lavender-blue flowers.  

NATIVE perennial to 18" with clusters of lavender bell-shaped flowers loved by bees, hummingbirds, and butterflies. 

Photo Credit: Ryan Hodnett