Blue vervain is a native wildflower with tall, slender stems topped by spikes of small, delicate blue-purple flowers that bloom over a long season. It attracts pollinators and is useful for naturalized gardens and meadow plantings.

A vigorous, heat-loving shrub producing dense clusters of small flowers that shift color as they age, from yellow or orange to red or pink. Extremely tolerant of poor conditions and drought once established.

A low-growing native perennial with finely divided foliage and clusters of pink to purple flowers that bloom throughout the warm season. It is drought-tolerant and attracts butterflies, making it ideal for xeriscape gardens.

A tall, airy perennial with slender stems topped by delicate spikes of purple flowers that bloom from summer through frost. It's drought-tolerant once established and works well as a backdrop plant or for adding vertical interest to borders.

Skyflower is a tropical shrub with delicate purple-blue flowers and golden-yellow berries that appear simultaneously on the plant. It blooms prolifically in warm climates and can be grown as a container plant in cooler regions.

Texas vervain is a native wildflower with delicate purple-pink flowers on slender stems, ideal for xeriscape gardens and naturalized plantings. It thrives in hot, dry conditions and attracts pollinators with minimal care.

A low-growing groundcover with small purple or pink flowers that spreads rapidly across bare ground. Highly drought-tolerant once established and suitable for hot, dry areas.

Western Vervain is a native California perennial with slender upright stems and small lavender to purple flowers arranged in spiky clusters. It thrives in dry, sunny conditions and is valued for attracting pollinators and supporting native wildlife.

White vervain is a native North American wildflower with slender, upright stems and small white flowers arranged in delicate spikes. It thrives in sunny locations and tolerates dry to moderate moisture, making it useful for naturalized gardens and pollinator plantings.