I originally planted just two purple coneflowers and now there are more than a dozen robust ones with lots of bright pink flowers. I am also very pleased with a native monarda called horsemint . It, too, is beginning to spread by seed. These native perennial wildflowers are mixed in with butterfly bushes, pentas, lantana, lots of herbs and vegetable plants and make for a very interesting and ever-changing garden. Our mission at Native Nurseries is to educate, inspire and assist people in our community to preserve, manage and develop their lands, gardens and yards to benefit native wildlife and to promote awareness of the interrelationships of all living things.
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