The heavenly herbal aroma will strike you upon your first encounter with this evergreen shrublet that is regionally native (mostly east of the Cascade crest, south to California). This is a tough plant, supported by a stout taproot and branching woody base that helps it thrive in harsh environments, including dry, rocky soils, deserts, and even alpine conditions!
In addition to its fragrance, the cheerful inch-wide purplish flower-heads will delight you with their summer-long bloom cycle.
Best in full sun to part shade, this tidy little shrublet grows only 6-12 in. tall by 2-3 ft. wide. It is deer-resistant, attracts bees, hummingbirds, butterflies, and tolerates both drought and seasonally moist conditions.
Pairs well with native prairie perennials, ornamental grasses, and other subshrubs like Helianthemum, Teucrium, and Hyssopus.
[Note: If you purchase in fall, plants may be sheared back for fresh growth next spring.]
The heavenly herbal aroma will strike you upon your first encounter with this evergreen shrublet that is regionally native (mostly east of the Cascade crest, south to California). This is a tough plant, supported by a stout taproot and branching woody base that helps it thrive in harsh environments, including dry, rocky soils, deserts, and even alpine conditions!
In addition to its fragrance, the cheerful inch-wide purplish flower-heads will delight you with their summer-long bloom cycle.
Best in full sun to part shade, this tidy little shrublet grows only 6-12 in. tall by 2-3 ft. wide. It is deer-resistant, attracts bees, hummingbirds, butterflies, and tolerates both drought and seasonally moist conditions.
Pairs well with native prairie perennials, ornamental grasses, and other subshrubs like Helianthemum, Teucrium, and Hyssopus.
[Note: If you purchase in fall, plants may be sheared back for fresh growth next spring.]
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