Nursery Flowers (Dry Soil)

Smooth aster brings welcomed colour and an important source of pollen/nectar to the late summer/fall landscape.

Bright pink flowers with protruding yellow anthers are densely packed in unique cylindrical flower heads that begin flowering from the bottom up.

Flowers are densely packed in unique cylindrical flower heads that begin flowering from the bottom up.

Often called bellflower, harebell often goes unnoticed until the nodding blue, bell-shaped flowers appear.

When flowering, prairie dandelion resembles the common dandelion, with its single yellow flower on a leafless stalk.

My favourite aster! White flowers with creamy centers are arranged in flat-topped clusters.

I like this plant because of its unique leaves, which have widely-spaced teeth or tooth-like projections along the edges and get characteristically smaller towards the top of the stem.

Our native “daisy”, yellow ray petals encircle a black/brown center.

Excellent for flavouring all kinds of foods and highly medicinal, too.

Feathery leaves and a wonderful menthol-like scent make this plant very attractive.