Borage is a fast-growing annual herb with hairy stems and bright blue star-shaped flowers that attract pollinators. The flowers and leaves are edible with a cucumber-like flavor and are commonly used in culinary and medicinal applications.

Common comfrey is a vigorous perennial herb with large, hairy leaves and bell-shaped flowers ranging from white to purple. Traditionally used in herbal medicine and valued by gardeners for its deep taproot that brings nutrients to shallow soils.

A California native wildflower with hairy stems and small orange-yellow flowers arranged in a distinctive coiled inflorescence. It thrives in dry, disturbed areas and is drought-tolerant once established.

A delicate wildflower with tiny blue, pink, or white flowers and soft green foliage. Commonly found in meadows and fields, it attracts pollinators and makes an excellent addition to cottage gardens.

Green Alkanet is a vigorous evergreen perennial with rough, hairy foliage and bright blue forget-me-not-like flowers in spring. It spreads readily and is useful as a groundcover or filler in borders.

A biennial or short-lived perennial with hairy foliage and small pink, purple, or white flowers arranged in coiled clusters. Often considered a weedy invasive in many regions, it tolerates poor conditions and is attractive to pollinators.

Lungwort is a spring-blooming perennial with attractive spotted foliage and nodding clusters of pink and blue flowers. It thrives in shaded woodland gardens and makes an excellent groundcover.

A vigorous evergreen shrub with striking blue-purple flower spikes that bloom over many months. Highly ornamental and drought-tolerant once established, ideal for coastal gardens and hot, dry locations.

A showy annual wildflower with vibrant purple-blue flowers arranged in spike-like clusters and hairy, lance-shaped leaves. It thrives in dry conditions and poor soils, making it ideal for naturalized plantings and drought-tolerant gardens.

Suffolk Lungwort is a shade-loving perennial with spotted, hairy leaves and delicate pink and blue flowers in early spring. It's excellent for woodland gardens and shaded borders.

A showy biennial or short-lived perennial with bristly stems and vibrant blue, purple, pink, or white flowers that attract pollinators. Thrives in dry, rocky sites and self-seeds readily.

Virginia bluebells are spring ephemeral wildflowers with delicate clusters of blue bell-shaped flowers that bloom in early spring before tree canopies fully leaf out. The plants go dormant by early summer, making them ideal for woodland gardens and naturalized settings.

Virginia stickseed is a native wildflower with delicate blue or white flowers followed by seed pods covered in barbed bristles that cling to clothing and animal fur. It thrives in open woodlands and meadows with moderate moisture.

A semi-aquatic perennial with delicate blue forget-me-not flowers that blooms throughout summer. It thrives in wet or consistently moist conditions and is ideal for pond edges, streambanks, and bog gardens.

A woodland perennial with delicate, tiny forget-me-not flowers in shades of blue, pink, or white that bloom in spring. It forms a low, spreading mound and self-seeds readily, making it excellent for naturalizing in shaded garden areas.