A mildew-resistant cultivar with bushy clumps of 5 inch long, dark green leaves and purple flowers in whorls. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. […]

Bushy clumps of 5 inch long, green leaves and tight clusters of long, tubular, pink flowers. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. An attractive […]

Perennial herb native to Utah and parts of the American Southwest. Flowers are lavender colored in multiple whorls per stem, with lemon scented leaves. Foliage makes a pleasant tea. Used by area natives as a digestive aid. Start seeds in […]

Bushy clumps of green leaves and red-purple flowers appearing in terminal whorls. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. An attractive plant, but has a […]

Bushy clumps of green leaves and scarlet flowers, with brown-red calyces, appearing in terminal whorls. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. An attractive plant, […]

Bushy clumps of purple-reen leaves and pink flowers with purple bracts, appearing in terminal whorls. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. An attractive plant, […]

Clusters of white flowers and smooth, spoon shaped leaves on a summer annual. Prefers turfgrass environment. Seed reproduction. A weed common to the most of the United States.

An ornamental grass with broad, weeping, banded leaves and feathery, beige, flower clusters. This is a graceful clumping grass which stands out as a focal point in a border. Cut back before new growth starts in spring. Teams well with […]

An ornamental grass with broad, weeping leaves and feathery, beige, flower clusters. This is a graceful clumping grass which stands out as a focal point in a border. Cut back before new growth starts in spring. Teams well with Black-eyed […]

An erect perennial. Leaves are toothed. Solitary flowers bloom from early to late summer. Occasionally produces pink flowers. Requires very moist soil. Suitable for damp borders and rock gardens. Where not hardy, plant as a bedding annual.