Monarda punctata (Spotted Beebalm) pollinator friendly stately tree with glossy

stately tree with glossy

It grows in well-draining soils in sun or light shade

Indiangrass is adaptable and tolerates both drought and periodical flooding (as long as the saturation is not prolonged or permanent)

Bur Oak develops large taproot and is drought-tolerant once established

Monarda punctata (Spotted Beebalm) pollinator friendly stately tree with glossyAlso known as Horsemint, Spotted Bee Balm or Spotted Horsemint. Spotted Beebalm has an understated beauty. It sports rosettes of pale yellow white flower that is spotted with light purple. It is beautiful in a grouping or planted en masse. It is drought tolerant but extra water in the summer will keep the plants look better and bloom longer. Spotted Beebalm's leaves smell like Greek oregano. It can become an aggressive spreader. It needs well draining