All Perennials
Planting Season:
Year-RoundOrder | Percentage Discount | ||
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2 - 5 | 15% | ||
6 - 10 | 20% | ||
11 - 25 | 25% | ||
26 - 50 | 45% | ||
51 - 100 | 65% | ||
101 - 250 | 75% | ||
251 - 10,000 | 85% |
Blue Vervain A Stunning Addition to Your Garden for Pollinator Support
Blue Vervain, also known as Verbena hastata, is a flowering plant from the family Verbenaceae. This particular plant can grow wildly across North America but acclimates better to colder temperatures and doesn't do as well in areas with a significant number of days above the 86-degree mark.
The Blue Vervain is most suitable for growing in full sunlight near moist grassy meadows and water sources like rivers and streams. You can also find them along wet roadside ditches. It's notable for its easy identification of branch-like shoots tipped with bluish-purple leaves that are cropped short on the tips of the plant. The flowers peak and hit full bloom between July and September.
Why Blue Vervain Thrives in Various Garden Settings
Aesthetically, it makes a great addition to gardens, particularly rain gardens and butterfly gardens. The Blue Vervain actually attracts pollinators like bumblebees and hummingbirds. Hummingbirds will eat the seeds, which are a highly nutritious food source.
How to Care for Blue Vervain Tips for a Flourishing Plant
As useful as it is in bringing a small ecosystem to a garden, the benefits of using it as an herb are also great. Wildlife flock to this stunning plant, which is long-blooming and does well in dry climates.
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