Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Blephilia ciliata (Downy Wood Mint)With stacked clusters of Monarda like lavender flowers, Blephilia ciliata (Downy Wood Mint) impresses in any shade garden. Blooming for about a month beginning in June it is very attractive to a wide array of pollinators. Its natural habitat can range from prairies to savannas making this a versatile garden plant. This plant is much less aggressive than its traditional European garden mint cousins. The minty taste seems to not be liked by most mammals

Flower Color White/Pink

As a member of the pea family it has a distinct look with the compound leaves resembling waving palms on the breeze

These are not fun and need to be taken into consideration if you have pets

but is aggressive particularity on small landscapes

Photo By: Midwest Groundcovers

Flower Color Blue

0 Generic (CC BY 2

This plant is short and compact

It explodes into clouds of tiny white flowers all along its stems in August and blooms into October

thus the name Quercus coccinea (Scarlet Oak)

it can't all be ephemerals :-)

Flower Color Red / Seed Color the "Smoke" is Pink