Wild Rosemary/Scrub mint (Conradina canescens) - 1 GallonWild Rosemary (Conradina canescens) is a perennial shrub. it is a member of the mint family and may grow up to 2 3 feet tall and wide. Plant it in full sun in a location with dry to very dry sandy soil. This is a drought tolerant plant. Lavender flowers will bloom March through November. Wild rosemary is sometimes referred to as "false rosemary" to distinguish it from the herb rosemary. While its leaves are edible, it has a minty aroma when crushed.

Exposure: Full sun to part shade

It does have lots of thorns but pollinators enjoy the flowers

Plant it in full sun in a location with dry to very dry sandy soil

lake edges and in freshwater wetlands

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Queen of the meadow (aka Joe-Pye Weed) Eutrochium fistulosum

This shrub can make a nice hedge and blooms white flowers

Fruits: edible

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Wild Bergamot (Monarda fistulosa) is a striking perennial known for its fragrant