Blue Vervain - PollinateHV Local Ecotype

Blue Vervain - PollinateHV Local EcotypeBlue Vervain is a native plant with a fetching, candelabra like form crowned by sturdy, elongated cones of lavender blooms that open in succession from base to tip. This locally collected strain provides excellent all around pollinator support. Its striking, somewhat architectural, moderate height form makes it a pleasant and versatile addition to any garden. Growing to 3 4 feet in height, Blue Vervain blooms in mid summer in the Hudson Valley,

" With fairly long stems relative to the small blooms

which are a highly prized

adding 5 degrees of protection to any space

Take the guesswork out of one of the most essential garden tasks: watering

and features artwork from Esté MacLeod

Generally they seem to hew to the paler

An ideal choice for a cutting garden (especially if you like pink)

Each bulb produces 2-3 stems with 3-4 blooms per stem

but larger

it provides the perfect moisture balance for thriving houseplants

Spectacular in natural settings

Her travels take her frequently from the rainforests of the Pacific Northwest to the deserts of the Middle East where she teaches natural dyeing and helped to establish an indigo farm near the Dead Sea