Oxalis violacea (Violet Wood Sorrel) Tallgrass Mix It is a majestic plant

It is a majestic plant

but collect them before the wildlife can :-) Yellow-brown catkins in late winter

Maintenance: Low-maintenance mix with most species growing 4 feet or less

Drummond’s Aster can be found in mesic to dry-mesic soils typically in savannas and many woodlands

Blooming for about a month beginning in June it is very attractive to a wide array of pollinators

Oxalis violacea (Violet Wood Sorrel) Tallgrass Mix It is a majestic plantOxalis violacea, commonly known as Violet Wood Sorrel, is a delicate native wildflower prized for its charming purple pink blooms and clover like foliage. This low growing perennial thrives in woodland settings and shaded garden spaces, bringing natural beauty to naturalized areas and shade gardens. The plant produces dainty flowers that attract pollinators while its compact growth habit makes it ideal for ground cover applications. Hardy and low