Scutellaria ovata (Heartleaf Skullcap) Spring flowering or naturalizing in a large

or naturalizing in a large space

Texas native American Beautyberry delivers

Gulf Coast Penstemon  is the perfect addition to any informal garden

Clammyweed is an exotic looking annual featuring slender

It is drought tolerant and adaptable but will not tolerate wetlands or poor drainage

Scutellaria ovata (Heartleaf Skullcap) Spring flowering or naturalizing in a largeHeartleaf Skullcap is a shade loving perennial with velvety, gray leaves and lavender blooms in the spring. It likes to be on the dry side and prefers part shade to shade. The blooms attract butterflies and hummingbirds. It dies back in the hottest part of the summer but comes back reliably in cooler weather. Heartleaf Skullcap spreads by underground, fleshy roots can fill a space in a short time, making it a good plant for hard to fill areas.