Prunella vulgaris (Common Selfheal) Sun Exposure - Part Sun

Prunella vulgaris (Common Selfheal) Sun Exposure - Part SunPrunella vulgaris, commonly known as selfheal, is a hardy perennial herb with distinctive purple flower spikes that bloom throughout summer. This native wildflower thrives in meadows, woodlands, and disturbed areas, attracting pollinators while requiring minimal maintenance. Traditionally valued in herbal practices, selfheal adapts well to various soil conditions and light levels. Perfect for naturalized gardens, pollinator habitats, or cottage style

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WI CP42 Dry Mesic - Mesic Pollinator Habitat Mix

It is commonly found in wooded wet areas and flood plain wet prairies and wetlands

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ants rely on Carex pensylvanica

This adaptable native fern does well in deep shade to light shade and in wet to normal conditions

Its showy unusual red flowers do well slightly wet soils and rain gardens

is a charming perennial with low-growing

this prairie native flourishes in wet mesic to mesic soils under full sun

is a versatile plant that can thrive in a variety of soil types

Bumblebees and other bees visit consistently along with the occasional ruby-throated hummingbird

Carex jamesii (Grass Sedge) can do well in deep shade as it develops early in the spring and blooms before the canopy trees have fully developed their leaves