Category: Ginny Rosenkranz

October’s bright blue skies are a perfect backdrop for the sunny yellow flowers of the Goldenrod. They are native plants, but the newer cultivars like “Fireworks,” “Solar Cascade,” “Golden Fleece,” “Lynn Lowery” and “Gold Rush”...

Lobelia siphilitica or the Great Blue Lobelia is a native wildflower that thrives in rich and moist to wet soils in full sun to partial shade gardens. The sunnier the garden, the more moisture they will need. The plants grow in...

There is a wonderful saying that “Good things come in small packages,” and this compact plant that is covered with tiny white flowers is one of those good things! The plants name is Calamint or Calamintha nepeta subsp. nepeta,...

July is full of sun, heat and humidity — but the gardens can still thrive, and blue flowered plants can “cool off” the garden. Agastache “Blue fortune” blooms from July to September, filling the garden with tall stems that are...

Penstemon digitalis or “Husker Red” is a native perennial that loves to live in full sun with medium moist but well drained soils. In the early spring, the shiny dark red leaves emerge from the soil and they continue to grow in...