Earth Tones Native Plant Nursery & Landscapes

Local Native Perennials

Plant Details
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Common Name Monkshood
Botanical Name Aconitum uncinatum
Upright spikes of blue hooded flowers. Prefers rich moist soil and a cool, part sun to shady garden. 3-5 ft

Monkshood Details
Monkshood / Aconitum uncinatum Photo
Common Name American Bugbane
Botanical Name Actaea americana (Cimicifuga)
Prefers a shady garden with rich soils. Grows 3-4 feet tall with tall wands of white, fluffy, bottle brush flowers in late summer through fall.

American Bugbane Details
American Bugbane / Actaea americana (Cimicifuga) Photo
Common Name Doll's Eyes, Baneberry
Botanical Name Actaea pachypoda
Named for its white fruit with a black spot that resembles an eye. Prefers a shady garden with rich soil. The berries may last four to six weeks in late summer to fall. Grows 12-18 inches tall.

Doll's Eyes, Baneberry Details
Doll's Eyes, Baneberry / Actaea pachypoda Photo
Common Name Black Cohosh, Fairy Candles
Botanical Name Actaea racemosa (Cimicifuga)
Prefers a shady garden with rich soils. Plant in rear of the shade garden. The leaves form a dense mound about 2 feet tall with spikes of flowers reaching 4 feet tall.

Black Cohosh, Fairy Candles Details
Black Cohosh, Fairy Candles / Actaea racemosa (Cimicifuga) Photo
Common Name Purple Bugbane
Botanical Name Actaea racemosa (Cimicifuga) Atropurpurea
This plant has purple foliage with white flowers in the summer. Grows 3 to 8 feet tall. Prefers part shade, rich soils.

Purple Bugbane Details
Purple Bugbane / Actaea racemosa (Cimicifuga)  Atropurpurea Photo
Common Name Red Baneberry
Botanical Name Actaea rubra
The fruit of this Actaea is a brilliant red instead of white. Prefers shady sites and rich soil.

Red Baneberry Details
Red Baneberry / Actaea rubra Photo
Common Name Anise Hyssop
Botanical Name Agastache anise
The foliage has a distinctive anise-scent, also used for tea. Purple or pink flowers in late summer. Can reach up to 3 feet tall.

Anise Hyssop Details
Anise Hyssop / Agastache anise Photo
Common Name Pink Anise Hyssop
Botanical Name Agastache anise Pink
Tubular pink flowers that bloom in summer attract hummingbirds. Has aromatic licorice scented leaves. Grows 4-5 feet tall.

Pink Anise Hyssop Details
Pink Anise Hyssop / Agastache anise  Pink  Photo
Common Name White Snakeroot
Botanical Name Ageritina altissima (formerly Eupatorium rugosum)
This plant is easy to grow. It prefers dry soil and likes partial sun to light shade. It produces white flowers in the summer. Height: 1-3 feet. Grows in woods and thickets.

White Snakeroot Details
White Snakeroot / Ageritina altissima (formerly Eupatorium rugosum) Photo
Common Name Agrimony
Botanical Name Agrimonia gryposepala
Produces yellow flowers in the summer. Grows 1-3 feet tall and prefers partial sun in dry to moist soil. Natural habitat: woods and thickets.

Agrimony Details
Agrimony  / Agrimonia gryposepala Photo
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