American Wisteria (Wisteria frutescens)This long lived perennial vine can grow 15 30 feet tall. Its fragrant bloom clusters are white to lavender to purple and flowers mid spring to summer that are quite attractive. It isnt just attractive to the human eye, but many pollinators love it too! It is the host plant for several lepidoptera species: the Silver spotted skipper, Marine blue, Zarucco duskywing, Cuphodes wisteriae moth, IO moth, Evergreen bagworm, Dogwood borer moth, Limacodid moth,

spreads up to 1 ft

this adaptable plant can be grown either as a small tree or a shrub

Marsh blazing star

well-drained sandy soil with an acidic pH

In addition to their culinary appeal

It examines issues pertaining to the eastern and western North American migratory populations

Horsetail prefers moist to wet loamy soils and is well-suited for water gardens

Summer or winter

Whether you're looking to enhance your garden's aesthetic or explore its culinary potential

allow about 15 feet between Florida anise and other shrubs to maintain the individuality of each specimen

Exposure: Full sun to full shade

With stunning painted patterns