Monarda bradburiana (Bradbury's Bee Balm) Sun Exposure - Part Sun

Monarda bradburiana (Bradbury's Bee Balm) Sun Exposure - Part SunMonarda bradburiana (Bradbury's Bee Balm) is an excellent showy plant for the home landscape! If you are familiar with its cousin Wild Bergamot but want a shorter and tamer plant for your native landscape you have found your Monarda. Monarda bradburiana (Bradbury's Bee Balm) often times contains an exquisite purple hue on the leaf fringes and veins during the growing season that transitions to a luscious red in the fall that just screams beautiful!

pollinators

Yellow to orange-red-purple fall foliage and scarlet fruit provide fall and winter interest and food source for overwintering birds

Key Benefits:

Part-Shade

Dalea purpurea

which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you

Both occur in similar oak wooded areas that tend to have remnant plant communities relatively intact with Green Dragon being a bit more conservative

WI CP25 Mesic Mix

this mix delivers high biodiversity

48 lb/acre (~77

Soil Conditions Wet-Mesic - Mesic

Carex emoryi (Riverbank Sedge / Emory's Sedge) is a formidable sedge for stabilizing river and stream banks with its sod forming colonies