A fast-growing herbaceous perennial with blue and white flowers and lance-shaped leaves. It adapts well to moist, partially shaded sites and spreads readily in suitable conditions.

Ohio spiderwort is a native wildflower with three-petaled blue or purple flowers that open in the morning and fade by afternoon. It forms clumps of narrow, grass-like foliage and blooms over several weeks in late spring and early summer.

A tropical perennial prized for its deep purple foliage that intensifies in full sun. Produces small pink or purple flowers but is grown primarily for its striking colored leaves.

A fast-growing, trailing houseplant with small, variegated or solid green leaves that spreads readily across surfaces. Produces delicate white and purple flowers in spring and thrives in bright, indirect light with moderate watering.

A native wildflower with delicate blue and white flowers that bloom in summer and fall. It tolerates drought once established and is useful for naturalized areas and pollinator gardens.