Astragalus canadensis Size:32-cell Deep Plug Tray this grass continues to delight

this grass continues to delight humans and wildlife

A shy cousin to more showy varieties of Monarda

Like its cousin

curling purple/blue flowers with long stamens contribute to their startling beauty

Give bees a treat and add vertical interest to the garden from July to September with this upright

Astragalus canadensis Size:32-cell Deep Plug Tray this grass continues to delightValuable for erosion control and for nitrogen fixing, Canada Milkvetch is a perennial herb with white flowers that bloom between May and July. A variety of bees feed on its nectar, and it is noted particularly as a food source for the tiny weevil acanthoscelides aureoles that lives at the lowest level of the predatory food chain. The butterfly Colias Alexandra is hosted by this plant.