The yarrow is multicolored. It prospers in poor soil and drought. Besides these benefits, my established yarrow patch always blooms early spring through its early leaves.
Genuine species bee balm is brilliant pink, purple, and red. There are many fun hybrids. Blooms long, multiplies quickly, and tolerates most soils if well-draining. Pollinators love it!
This charming aster daisy has robust stem growth. Feverfew, often known as wild chamomile, has a therapeutic smell and attracts tiny helpful insects.
Like miniature seahorses, calendula seeds are larger than most flower seeds and easy to work with. It's a short-lived perennial in zones 9-11, but an annual elsewhere.
Large, terraced fields or walkways with Asian oriental poppies are impressive. Due of their eccentricity and bright colors. A gardener can start a fresh patch from seed, but they regenerate quickly.
One of the shortest ornamental grasses, blue grama has a unique flowering phase. In heat and high elevations, its wispy blue-green leaves grow in bunches. This plant likes dry weather.
The enormous tiny black-eyed Susan perennial is rarely happier. It can be planted wild or as a bouquet filler or border plant in a wild backyard garden with its three-leaved branches.