Native Perennials

  • Full/ Partial Sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to NC

  • Pollinator favorite

  • Bird favorite

  • Deer resistant

  • Root used as medicinal herb

Coneflower Paradiso

  • Full/ Partial Sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to NC

  • Pollinator favorite

  • Bird favorite

  • Deer resistant

  • Root used as medicinal herb

Coneflower Purpurea

Agastache Apricot

  • Full Sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to North America

  • Very fragrant

  • Attractive to hummingbirds and pollinators

  • Resistant to deer and rabbits

Agastache Raspberry

  • Full Sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to North America

  • Very fragrant

  • Attractive to hummingbirds and pollinators

  • Resistant to deer and rabbits

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  • Full sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to NC

  • Pollinator favorite

  • Bird favorite

  • Deer resistant

Larkspur

  • Full

  • Perennial

  • 3-5ft tall

  • Native to US

  • Self sows for next year

  • Cut flower

  • Note: only the seeds are edible

Poppy Giant

  • Full

  • Perennial

  • Stunning color and detail in petals

  • Native to US

  • Self sows for next year

  • Cut flower

  • Note: only the seeds are edible

Poppy Mother of Pearl

  • Full/Partial sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to NC

  • Pollinator favorite

  • Bird favorite

  • Deer resistant

White Wild Indigo

  • Full/ Partial Sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to NC

  • Pollinator favorite

  • Bird favorite

  • Aromatic

  • Salvia variety

Blue Sage

  • Full/ Partial Sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to NC

  • Pollinator favorite

  • Fragrant flowers, similar to mint

Mountain Mint

  • Full/ Partial Sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to NC

  • Pollinator favorite

  • Fragrant flowers, similar to mint

Clustered Mountain Mint

Aromatic Aster

  • Full

  • Perennial

  • Native to NC

  • Pollinator favorite

  • Bird favorite

  • Late summer/fall bloom

Heath Aster

  • Full/Partial sun

  • Perennial

  • Native to NC

  • Pollinator favorite

  • Bird favorite

  • Spreading habit

Summer Annuals and Perennials

  • Full sun

  • Annual

  • Fragrant

  • Note: variety is toxic if eaten

Sweet Pea

  • Full Sun

  • Annual

  • Mid to late summer bloom

  • Cut flower

Celosia Plume

  • Full Sun

  • Annual

  • Cut flower

Cosmos Double Cran

  • Full Sun

  • Perennial

  • Long lasting spring flower

  • 2-3’ tall

Snapdragon Madame Mix

  • Full sun

  • Annual

  • 75 days to harvest

  • 10” plants

French Marigold

  • Full Sun

  • Annual

  • 30” tall plants

African Marigold

  • Full Sun

  • Perennial

  • Season long blooms

  • Cut flower

Sweet William Scarlet

  • Full

  • Perennial

  • Long lasting bloom

  • Very aromatic

  • Used as medicinal herb

English Lavender

  • Full

  • Perennial

  • 32” tall

Forget Me Not Pink

  • Partial Sun/Shade

  • Annual

Coleus Pinto

  • Full Sun

  • Annual

  • Compact, perfect for a potted plant

  • Phenomenal color

Coleus Sunset

  • Full sun

  • Annual

  • 28-32” tall

  • Cut flower

Zinnia Queen Lime

  • Full Sun

  • Annual

  • Green at first and turns red, purple and gold in autumn

  • Excellent fresh or dried cut flower

Grass Green Drops

  • Full/Partial sun

  • Annual, though often reseeds itself

  • Edible leaves and flowers, peppery flavor similar to watercress

  • Bee and hummingbird favorite

Nasturtium Tip Top

Glossary of Terms: 

Annual plants are those that only grow for one long season and die with the onset of frost

Cut flower are long stem flowers cut from the plant and used decoratively in bouquets

Native plants are those that are indigenous to your area and have evolved to thrive with the ecosystem, insect and animal population and therefore are able to contribute in a meaningful way to that ecosystem, for example to the bird, butterfly, hummingbird and bee populations

Perennial plants are those that live in the soil over winters and return and regrow the following years

Pollinator attractor plants provide easily accessible pollen for bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and other pollinators and are therefore, more attractive and sought after by pollinators as a dependable food source that they will continue to come back to

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