Blephilia hirsuta (Hairy Wood Mint) Salt Tolerant This species produces black berries

This species produces black berries that songbirds love

this plant is much more common in Central and Southern Illinois in upland forests and savannas and limestone outcroppings where competition is low

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Carex muskingumensis (Palm Sedge) is a short native that has excellent foliage for textures in home landscaping in many applications

which means that male and female plants are separate individuals

Blephilia hirsuta (Hairy Wood Mint) Salt Tolerant This species produces black berriesBlephilia hirsuta (Hairy Wood Mint) is a cute little woodland mint that it is very attractive to a wide array of pollinators. Its natural habitat can range from normal to wetter open woodland and to savannas. This plan is a great companion plant in any woodland garden! Sun Exposure: part shade, shade Soil Conditions Mesic, Wet Mesic Height 3' Flower Color Lavender White Flower Time June, July, August Frequently Asked Questions Why Purchase From