Sisyrinchium angustifolium Bush Honeysuckle Tall flowering spikes of striking

Tall flowering spikes of striking red flowers open from the bottom up on this herbaceous perennial and provide nectar for hummingbirds and swallowtail butterflies

Its fragrant white or pale pink upright flowers (panicles) attract butterflies and bees

Round Headed Clover is a host plant to several butterflies and moths

daisy-like flowers with yellow centers that bloom profusely in September and October

white/pink flowers

Sisyrinchium angustifolium Bush Honeysuckle Tall flowering spikes of strikingWhile it appears to be a low growing grass, this enchanting native wildflower is in the Iris family and produces tiny, blue flowers in spring and into summer. Narrow upright leaves contribute their own beauty before and after flowering. Considered low maintenance, this plant does best in full sun in moist to average soils. A good plant for defining garden paths, Blue Eyed Grass was harvested by Native Americans as a food and medicine source.