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This plant is a favorite of all pollinators. Right now, my largest one is about 6 feet and already starting to make buds in my zone 6b ga...Read More
I rate this one as lovely. It grows wild here but I could not get the seeds I collected to germinate. So I found a source of seed on-li...Read More
In its second year in the perennial garden this plant has formed a bushel-sized clump and has reached 9' tall. It is tied to a fence post...Read More
This is truly a massive plant with almost flourescent purple blooms. Unfortunately, the bloom period is limited to about three weeks. The...Read More
I love it. I've had it for several years in my backyard in Sacramento, CA. It hasn't become invasive for me and hasn't reseeded or spre...Read More
This lovely wildflower is just coming into its own this time of year (September). Indigenous here - the Piedmont area of VA - it enjoys ...Read More
This woody weed can get quite tall, often towering over the cattle in the pastures where it thrives. It seems to like moist areas, and ...Read More