Blue Vervain is a native plant with a fetching, candelabra-like form crowned by sturdy, elongated cones of lavender blooms that open in succession from base to tip. This locally-collected strain provides excellent all-around pollinator support. Its striking, somewhat architectural, moderate-height form makes it a pleasant and versatile addition to any garden.
Growing to 3-4 feet in height, Blue Vervain blooms in mid-summer in the Hudson Valley, typically late July to early August.
This local ecotype seed is of Hudson Valley wild origin and has been scaled for production on our farm in Accord, NY.
We worked with a team of expert botanists, seed collectors, nursery growers and farmers to produce local ecotype native seeds to support at-risk Hudson Valley pollinators. You can find more information about this project at pollinatehv.org/seed-work. Learn more about the Hudson Valley's threatened pollinators and find resources to install pollinator habitat at all scales at pollinatehv.org.
