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Verbena stricta - HOARY VERVEIN

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Product Code: VER-STR-XXX
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Narrow, upright native perennial that can be tucked into any sunny garden.

Pale purple-blue flowers, grayish tone of the leaves, long flowering season.

Isn't long-lived, but persist by self-seeding, but in longer term can't compete with strong vigorous growers (needs some open space to germinate and reseed).

Attracts many pollinators, hummingbirds and butterflies.

Deer and rabbit resistant.

Blooming Time: May/June to September, but with the peak in the first half of the blooming season
Size:
usually 3-4' high x 1.5-2' wide 
USDA Zones:
4 to 8
Culture:
full sun, partial sun, average soils, drained soils. Heat, humidity and drought tolerant.
Moisture Needs:
medium, medium-dry, dry
Origin:
native to majority of the USA, with exception of western states and a few southern states. See the BONAP distribution map. Can be find in drier prairies, fields and pastures.
Deer/Rabbit Resistant:
yes / yes 
Attracts Butterflies or Pollinators:
yes/yes. Host plant to Common Buckeye butterfly.
Attracts Hummingbirds:
yes. Birds and small mammals feed on the seeds.
Pot Size:
 square 3.5" x 4" deep perennial pot

Picture copyright: 1 - USFWS Mountain-Prairie, Commons Wikimedia, 2 - US Perennials

Plant combinations: Excellent perennial for public and private gardens - prairie-style plantings, borders, sunny garden, butterfly and hummingbird gardens, deer resistant plantings, cottage gardens. Goes well with most of the common perennials, wildflowers and grasses.

Verbena stricta - HOARY VERVEIN

$7.99
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Narrow, upright native perennial that can be tucked into any sunny garden.

Pale purple-blue flowers, grayish tone of the leaves, long flowering season.

Isn't long-lived, but persist by self-seeding, but in longer term can't compete with strong vigorous growers (needs some open space to germinate and reseed).

Attracts many pollinators, hummingbirds and butterflies.

Deer and rabbit resistant.

Blooming Time: May/June to September, but with the peak in the first half of the blooming season
Size:
usually 3-4' high x 1.5-2' wide 
USDA Zones:
4 to 8
Culture:
full sun, partial sun, average soils, drained soils. Heat, humidity and drought tolerant.
Moisture Needs:
medium, medium-dry, dry
Origin:
native to majority of the USA, with exception of western states and a few southern states. See the BONAP distribution map. Can be find in drier prairies, fields and pastures.
Deer/Rabbit Resistant:
yes / yes 
Attracts Butterflies or Pollinators:
yes/yes. Host plant to Common Buckeye butterfly.
Attracts Hummingbirds:
yes. Birds and small mammals feed on the seeds.
Pot Size:
 square 3.5" x 4" deep perennial pot

Picture copyright: 1 - USFWS Mountain-Prairie, Commons Wikimedia, 2 - US Perennials

Plant combinations: Excellent perennial for public and private gardens - prairie-style plantings, borders, sunny garden, butterfly and hummingbird gardens, deer resistant plantings, cottage gardens. Goes well with most of the common perennials, wildflowers and grasses.

 

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