• Category: Natives
• Hardiness Zone: 3
• Height: 5 ft
• Spacing: 18-20 in
• Bloom Color: Purple

Produces small, tubular blue-violet flowers that bloom from the bottom upward, thriving in the heat of July. The numerous flowering spikes create a graceful, candelabra-like display, adding elegant vertical interest and long-lasting summer color.

She's also a host plant for the Common Buckeye Butterfly and it's a general pollinator magnet. Their tiny seeds offer our winter bird residents a food source. Traditional herbal uses include relaxation, respiratory and digestive support.