Scutellaria incana Size:Large This native perennial is known

This native perennial is known for its striking spikes of deep blue flowers that bloom from late summer to early fall

long-lasting flowers of warm orange and yellow that appear in dense clumps

this everchanging phlox bears large clusters of fragrant flowers which open deep blue with a white eye and transition through shades of purple during the heat of the day

Plant two or more varieties to ensure proper cross pollination and higher fruit yield

Mounds of two-tone bronze and gold leaves cover the compact form

Scutellaria incana Size:Large This native perennial is knownThis native Eastern wildflower produces soft blue violet, hooded flowers in 6" racemes above a bushy mound of green, toothed foliage for several weeks in summer. Pollinators find it attractive but four legged creatures do not due to its bitter tasting foliage. Best in some shade where it will spread by rhizomes to form small colonies. Photo courtesy of New Moon Nursery