Hoary Vervain blue feather they take on a beautiful

they take on a beautiful bronze hue

" This refers to the cup-like capsular fruit that the plant produces

The inconspicuous male flowers do not produce messy pappus (seed fluff) and prevent unwanted seedlings

This delightful cultivar was developed back in 1967 in Nebraska as a high-yield pasture grass

Hoary Vervain blue feather they take on a beautifulVerbena stricta Commonly known as Hoary Verbena, Hoary Vervain, Tall Vervain, and Woolly Verbena. A vigorous, clump forming perennial that gets its common name from the white pubescence on its gray green leaves and stems. It typically occurs in prairies, glades, thickets, fields, waste ground and along railroads and roadsides. It grows in a narrow clump to 2 4 tall and features blue purple flowers (to 1 2 long) in narrow, upright, pencil like,