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Plantas perennesAchillea millefolium
Yarrow
Yarrow is a robust native perennial with finely divided, fern-like foliage and flat flower clusters in yellow, white, or pink. The plant blooms prolifically from June to September, attracting countless pollinators. Yarrow is remarkably drought-resistant and fits almost any garden style, from prairie borders to wildflower meadows.
Plantas perennesEryngium planum
Cardo Azul Silvestre
El cardo azul silvestre es una perenne sorprendente con cabezas de flores de color azul acero con forma de cardo en tallos ramificados. La floración en julio y agosto añade una textura y color únicos a los macizos soleados. Excelente como flor seca e imán para polinizadores.
Plantas perennesEupatorium purpureum
Hierba de Joe Pye
La hierba de Joe Pye es una perenne impresionante que puede alcanzar hasta dos metros de altura. Los grandes cúmulos de flores de forma de cúpula de color rosa a púrpura aparecen de julio a septiembre y son un paraíso para las mariposas. Una planta estructural poderosa para el fondo de macizos grandes.
Plantas perennesHelenium autumnale
Sneezeweed
Sneezeweed is a vigorous perennial that brightens the garden from August to October with warm shades of yellow, orange, and red. The daisy-like flowers with their prominent domed centres are magnets for bees and butterflies. Excellent for prairie borders and cut flowers.
Gramíneas ornamentalesStipa tenuissima
Mexican Feather Grass
Mexican Feather Grass is a fine-leaved ornamental grass that sways at the slightest breeze, giving the garden a dreamy, prairie-like atmosphere. The silky, pale golden plumes appear from June to September and move like waves in the wind. The plant self-seeds readily and naturalises quickly.
Plantas perennesVerbena bonariensis
Tall Verbena
Tall Verbena is a graceful perennial with slender stems carrying clouds of purple flower clusters. Blooming from June until the first frost, it is a magnet for butterflies. Its airy, see-through habit makes it ideal for weaving through other plants in borders.