Jeffersonville, IN (Zone 6a) | June 2022 | positive
If you want more, let it self seed and it will fill in your area. If not, it's very easily dead-headed. Basal foliage remains and looks g...Read Moreood the rest of the growing season.
Beautiful plant native to North America (widely occurring east of the Mississippi River from Michigan to Maine and south to Georgia). Ver...Read Morey showy late spring-early summer flowers are pale purplish-pink, snapdragon-like and on 2 to 4 foot tall spikes. The late-spring blooming period provides color during a period when most spring flowers are finished and summer blooming species have yet to open.
Attracts butterflies, not palatable to deer.
This is a good plant for naturalizing in moist to dryish places in part shade in neutral to basic soil as it has a tap root that will help it deal with drought.
If you want more, let it self seed and it will fill in your area. If not, it's very easily dead-headed. Basal foliage remains and looks g...Read More
Beautiful plant native to North America (widely occurring east of the Mississippi River from Michigan to Maine and south to Georgia). Ver...Read More