Scrophularia marilandica deer-resistant well-drained soils with some fertility

well-drained soils with some fertility

More: This is a short-lived perennial that may behave as a biennial so leave some flower heads to develop seeds and cut others (which encourages perennialization) in order to keep your patch going

The sap of the fig has been used medicinally in the Mediterranean regions where it grows wild and may cause contact dermatitis in some people

chartreuse blooms in early summer

Family: Dryopteridaceae (Polypodiaceae)

Scrophularia marilandica deer-resistant well-drained soils with some fertilitySizes available: Large fiber pot (2 gal. +) with five plants growing together well Basics: zones 4 8, dappled sun to part shade, up to 6' x 2' (some sources say taller). tiny numerous reddish brown urn shaped flowers on short branching structures arranged around a square stem. Blooms from late summer into fall, adaptable, but prefers medium to medium dry nutritious soil that is well drained. Common names: Late Figwort, Maryland Figwort, Carpenter's