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Western North American native sage. Erect branches of aromatic, silky, finely-textured silver-green foliage and small yellow blooms in spring. An important winter-spring forage plant for wildlife. Drought tolerant once established. Naturalization plant.
Tall, bushy perennial with deep-green foliage and showy white plumes of clustered, tiny blooms from early to mid-summer. Foliage remains attractive through the fall. Prefers afternoon shade. Requires a moist, well-drained soil.
Attractive, upright-spreading groundcover with showy, glossy, kidney-shaped foliage. Excellent for small shrub beds and borders. Can be divided in spring. Performs well in shady landscapes and moist, humus rich soil.
Clusters of dark pink buds open to pale pink, vanilla-scented blooms from mid-summer to early fall. Attracts bees and Monarch butterflies. Excellent cut/dried flower. Best in moist/wet sites or areas that occasionally flood, but also highly tolerant of dry sites.
Showy clusters of fragrant, bright pink blooms sit on tall stems with lance-like foliage. Essential to all stages of the Monarch butterfly and attracts many pollinators. Native to North America. Requires a moist soil and tolerates wet and swampy conditions.
Showy clusters of yellow-orange to bright orange blooms essential to Monarch butterfly populations. Typically forms clumps of stiff, bright green foliage. Tolerates drought and shallow soils. Used for naturalization, erosion control and to attract pollinators.
Flat-topped clusters of bright-yellow blooms continue from late spring through summer. Essential to Monarch butterflies and attracts other pollinators. Cut blooms or dry seed heads for arrangements. Stems are not milky-sapped. Tolerates shallow soils and drought.
Cold-hardy, high yielding, predominantly male variety. Flavourful dark green spears have purple tips that are tender and sweet. Disease resistant and well adapted to many soil types. Drought tolerant, preforms well in heavy, clay soil.