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Echinacea purpurea or Purple Coneflower -
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Evening Primrose "Ozark Sundrops" -
Chinese Leopard Flower or Blackberry Lilly -
Yellow Dotted Mint Monarda punctuata -
Dandelion with a pollinator friend
Pollinator
Calendula
Calendula Officinalis
Pot Marigold, compositae-Aster family. Native to south central Europe and North Africa, this worthy medicinal is cherished for its bright orange and yellow...
Echinacea Paradoxa
Echinacea paradoxa
Yellow Coneflower native to the Ozark Mountain area. This plant is relatively rare. A good choice for conservationists who would like to increase the...
Germander
Teucrium chamaedrys
Germander is a showy edging plant with glossy dark green leaves and sweet rosy flowers enjoyed by bees and pollinators. Origianlly from Europe it makes a...
Echinacea Tennesseensis
Echinacea tennesseensis
Tennessee Purple Coneflower is limited to a small range in SC and TN. It is now listed as a federally endangered species. For this reason it needs to be...
Goldenrod
Solidago canadensis
This plant Native to the Americas has beautiful Sprays of golden flower that can reach 3 feet forat least .The tea or tincture of the flowering plant is a...
Red Clover
trifolium Pratense
Originally native to Europe, Western Asia and Northwest Africa, this common plant is also a highly effective medicinal herb which we want to make readily...
Egyptian Walking Onions
Allium cepa
Tree Onion. Sometimes a gardener stumbles across a plant so odd, yet so sensible it demands to be spread around to others. Introduced from Canada in the...
Grecian Foxglove, Wooly Foxglove
Digitalis lanata
Originating from Southern Europe, this beautiful Foxglove has naturalized in parts of the Northeastern US.as well. Grecian Foxglove forms a lush, green...
Evening Primrose, "OzarkSundrops"
Oenothera missouriensis
Huge showy yellow flowers 3-6 inches wide open every evening . This type of evening primrose is very low growing about 8 inches tall and not nearly as...
Horehound, Black
Ballota nigra
Black Horehound, Ballota nigra, Black Stinking Horehound. Originating from Central Asia and eventually naturalizing throughout Europe and the Mediterranean,...
Rosemary
Rosmarinus officinalis
Traditional use: It is one of the most fragrant herbs commonly used for headaches, indigestion and to stimulate the nervous system and increase circulation....
Anise Hyssop
Agastache foeniculum
Anise Hyssop is a showy Tea plant with beautiful Purple Spike flowers to 2 feet. Native Americans used this herb for respiratory problems. It has a strong...
Feverfew
Chrysanthemum parthenium
This hardy herb hails from Europe and naturalizes easily in the garden. Pretty scalloped leaves form a rosette giving rise to the 2 foot tall clusters of...
Hyssop
Hyssopus officinalis
Originating from Europe, Hyssop was traditionally used for treatment of colds and coughs. Hyssop has effective anti-viral properties in addition to being...
Rosemary "Baby P. J."
Rosemary officinalis
Compact dwarf variety, well suited for container gardens. Stems are short and tightly packed with leaves. Excellent flavor. I hate to use this term, but it...
Meadow Arnica
Arnica chamissonis
This variety of Arnica, which is an indigenous American species, is much easier and more productive to grow in the low elevation herb garden. It yields well...
Geranium, Hansen's Wild Spice
Pelargonium Sp
Hansen's Wild Spice is a highly fragrant geranium with a distinct spicy/sweet smell with a strong citrus overtone. The flowers are lavender and it does...
Lobelia Inflata
Lobelia Inflata
Indian Tobacco. A stimulant to the respiratory system and among the best anti-spasmodic and expectorant available for chronic Asthma, whooping cough and...
Rosemary, Foxtail
Rosmarinus officinalis
An unusual Rosemary cultivar with whorls of leaves surrounding the stems, which resemble a fox's tail!! Very pretty in hanging baskets and a great choice...
