Northeastern Beardtongue |
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Violet or magenta 1" tubular flowers with white lobes on branching stalks from June through July, a woolly stem with 2-4" leaves almost up to the flowering head, unusual cut flower, attracts hummingbirds, average to moist (well-drained) soil, full sun to partial shade, 1-3' tall.
Other common names: Hairy Beardtongue
Zone 3-8
Deer Resistant
Native range: s. Quebec & s. Ontario to Wisconsin, s. New England, south to Virginia, & n. Tennessee. Rare in MA
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