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Shop Native Plants Rose Vervain (Glandularia canadensis)
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Rose Vervain -- Glandularia canadensis Wild Cherry Farm
Rose Vervain -- Glandularia canadensis Wild Cherry Farm

Rose Vervain (Glandularia canadensis)

$5.00

Rose Vervain is an attractive plant whose flower structure indicates that they are designed to attract such pollinators as nectar-seeking long-tongued bees, butterflies, and skippers (illinoiswildflowers.info). Apparently, it is not quite a Michigan native, but likely native south and southwest of Michigan. The bitter foliage tends to keep mammalian herbivores away. Ultimately, I was unable to find much information on the floral-faunal relationships of this plant, but it is pretty and it smells nice!

Photo credit: Carl Lewis

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Rose Vervain is an attractive plant whose flower structure indicates that they are designed to attract such pollinators as nectar-seeking long-tongued bees, butterflies, and skippers (illinoiswildflowers.info). Apparently, it is not quite a Michigan native, but likely native south and southwest of Michigan. The bitter foliage tends to keep mammalian herbivores away. Ultimately, I was unable to find much information on the floral-faunal relationships of this plant, but it is pretty and it smells nice!

Photo credit: Carl Lewis

Rose Vervain is an attractive plant whose flower structure indicates that they are designed to attract such pollinators as nectar-seeking long-tongued bees, butterflies, and skippers (illinoiswildflowers.info). Apparently, it is not quite a Michigan native, but likely native south and southwest of Michigan. The bitter foliage tends to keep mammalian herbivores away. Ultimately, I was unable to find much information on the floral-faunal relationships of this plant, but it is pretty and it smells nice!

Photo credit: Carl Lewis

Life Cycle: Perennial

Sun Exposure: Full-Partial shade

Soil Moisture: Medium – Dry

Height: ½-2 feet

Plant Spacing: it creeps, rooting at the nodes, possible ground cover.

Bloom Time: June-August

Bloom Color: Pink to lavender

Advantages: Pollinator Favorite, Deer Resistant

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