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      Verbena bonariensis

       

      Long stalks with light, floating purple specks that attract bees

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      Verbena bonariensis
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      Verbena bonariensis is cultivated as an ornamental plant for traditional and drought tolerant and ‘pollinator-host’ gardens and parks.

      The breezy, lilac flowers attract tons of butterflies and provide nectar for bees and other beneficial garden insects.
      The height and elegance of the plant makes it ideal for back-row planting in a dense garden.
      Its airy structure creates light, floating purple specks above your garden if you prefer to watch the butterflies from your porch!

      The Tales:

      Verbena means ‘sacred bough’ in Latin, a reference to the leafy twigs of vervaine (Verbena officinalis) which were historically carried by priests, used in wreaths for druidic rituals, and for medicine.

      The name “verbena” was given to the plant by Virgil and Pliny the Elder.

      The common name, vervaine, comes from the Celtic name, ‘ferfain’, meaning to drive away (fer) a stone (faen) – a reference to practices that used vervaine to clear urinary stones through diuresis.


      Other Names:

      Purpletop vervain, clustertop vervain, Argentinian vervain


      Origin:

      Argentina

      Flowering

      June, July, August, September, October

      Soil

      Rocky/Well-Draining

      Exposure

      Full Sun

      Frost Tolerance

      -15°C to -20°C

      Size

      1.80m H x 0.9m L

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