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Ordering for delivery in the greater Madison area is simple and convenient. Choose your items, enter your address, and expect a flat delivery fee of $10 or $15 depending on your location.
Ordering for delivery in the greater Madison area is simple and convenient. Choose your items, enter your address, and expect a flat delivery fee of $10 or $15 depending on your location.
Vernonia fasciculata
Pot Size: 3.5”
Height: 6’
Width: 3’
Color: Purple
Bloom Time: July-September
Sun Exposure: Full, Part
Soil Moisture: Medium
USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-9
Common Ironweed features upright stems that support dense, flat topped clusters of purple blossoms from late summer through autumn. Known for its tough-as-iron stems, it serves as a magnetic nectar source for monarchs, swallowtails, and native bees as summer flowers begin to fade. Vernonia fasciculata thrives in full to part sun, tolerating heavy clay and temporary flooding with ease.
Lobelia cardinalis
Pot Size: 3.5”
Height: 4’
Width: 1’
Color: Red
Bloom Time: July-September
Sun Exposure: Full, Part
Soil Moisture: Wet, Medium
USDA Hardiness Zones: 4-9
Cardinal Flower features tall, upright spikes with tubular, crimson blossoms that bloom from mid summer into fall. The red flowers are perfect to attract ruby-throated hummingbirds. Ideal for rain gardens, wetland restoration, and moist border backdrops, Lobelia cardinalis thrives in full sun to partial shade and excels in moist, rich, or poorly drained soils. As a short lived perennial, allow to reseed in autumn for long term presence.
Liatris ligulistylis
Pot Size: 3.5”
Height: 5-6’
Width: 1’
Color: Purple
Bloom Time: August-September
Sun Exposure: Full, Part
Soil Moisture: Medium, Dry
USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-7
Meadow Blazing Star is an absolute Monarch magnet! Blooming during peak Monarch butterfly season, this perennial is an important nectar source for visiting pollinators. Tolerant of clay or poor soils, Liatris ligulistylis is a show stopper for any butterfly garden.
Echinacea purpurea
Pot Size: 3.5”
Height: 4-5’
Width: 2-3’
Color: Purple, Pink
Bloom Time: July-September
Sun Exposure: Full, Part
Soil Moisture: Medium, Dry
USDA Hardiness Zones: 4-8
Purple Coneflower is a staple in any native garden! It’s long lasting flowers add color and support a variety of pollinators, including butterflies and bees, from July through September. The long stemmed flowers also make a great addition to cut flower bouquets. The seeds attract Goldfinches and other songbirds in late summer and early fall.
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