Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain)
- 1. Kansas Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Tall and airy with purple flowers, drought-tolerant and attracts pollinators.
- 2. Kentucky Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Well-suited to Kentucky’s gardens, provides vertical interest and purple blooms.
- 3. Louisiana Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Thrives in Louisiana’s warm climate, drought-tolerant and attractive to butterflies and bees.
- 4. Maine Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Can be grown in Maine gardens, adds height and attracts beneficial insects.
- 5. Maryland Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Commonly grown in Maryland gardens, with tall stems bearing purple flowers.
- 6. Massachusetts Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Suitable for Massachusetts’ gardens, drought-tolerant and provides vertical interest.
- 7. Michigan Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Adaptable to Michigan’s climate, tall and airy with purple blooms.
- 8. Minnesota Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Thrives in Minnesota’s gardens, attracts pollinators with its purple flowers.
- 9. Mississippi Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Well-suited to Mississippi’s climate, drought-tolerant and attracts butterflies and bees.
- 10. Missouri Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Grows well in Missouri, providing tall spikes of purple flowers.
- 11. Montana Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Can be grown in Montana gardens, adds vertical interest with its purple blooms.
- 12. Nebraska Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Suitable for Nebraska’s gardens, drought-tolerant and attractive to pollinators.
- 13. Nevada Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Thrives in Nevada’s arid conditions, provides tall spikes of purple flowers.
- 14. New Hampshire Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Can be grown in New Hampshire gardens, adds height and color with its purple blooms.
- 1. Kansas Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Tall and airy with purple flowers, drought-tolerant and attracts pollinators.
- 2. Kentucky Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Well-suited to Kentucky’s gardens, provides vertical interest and purple blooms.
- 3. Louisiana Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Thrives in Louisiana’s warm climate, drought-tolerant and attractive to butterflies and bees.
- 4. Maine Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Can be grown in Maine gardens, adds height and attracts beneficial insects.
- 5. Maryland Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Commonly grown in Maryland gardens, with tall stems bearing purple flowers.
- 6. Massachusetts Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Suitable for Massachusetts’ gardens, drought-tolerant and provides vertical interest.
- 7. Michigan Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Adaptable to Michigan’s climate, tall and airy with purple blooms.
- 8. Minnesota Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Thrives in Minnesota’s gardens, attracts pollinators with its purple flowers.
- 9. Mississippi Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Well-suited to Mississippi’s climate, drought-tolerant and attracts butterflies and bees.
- 10. Missouri Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Grows well in Missouri, providing tall spikes of purple flowers.
- 11. Montana Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Can be grown in Montana gardens, adds vertical interest with its purple blooms.
- 12. Nebraska Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Suitable for Nebraska’s gardens, drought-tolerant and attractive to pollinators.
- 13. Nevada Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Thrives in Nevada’s arid conditions, provides tall spikes of purple flowers.
- 14. New Hampshire Verbena bonariensis (Purpletop Vervain): Can be grown in New Hampshire gardens, adds height and color with its purple blooms.
