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Verbena hastata (Blue Vervain)Blue Vervain provides excellent height in the back of the border, reaching around five feet high. Slender spikes of lavender blue flowers begin blooming in June and continue through the summer. This vervain thrives in prairies and savannas in wet to mesic soil, making it a good candidate for rain gardens. Beloved by pollinators. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil Conditions Wet Mesic Height 4' 5' Flower Color Blue Flower Time June September Frequently

bark) contain a chemical called hydrojuglone that can inhibit respiration of certain species of plants

I find them quite impressive and distinctive with its shabby chic bark

Besides being a monarch host plant

This perennial plant is a classic of the tallgrass prairie

Flower Time June-September

Height 4-7'

a food source for yellow finches and nectar source for many butterflies

Marram Grass (its other common name) requires very unique conditions to thrive

Calico Beardtongue is an adaptable plant that forms a rosette of deep green foliage in moist to mesic conditions

Soil Conditions Wet Mesic-Dry Mesic

An excellent native tree common across most of the eastern US

This classic woodland plant has inconspicuous purplish-green to yellow-green flowers