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This architectural native has tall, slender stems that carry 5 to 6 inch candelabra-like spikes of bright lavender-purple flowers from July to September. The delicate, lance-shaped, serrated foliage makes a billowy plant and the seeds attract songbirds.

Plant Type:	Perennial
Botanical Name:	Verbena
Common Name:	Blue Vervain
Hardiness:	Zone 3
Sun:	6+ hours
Soil:	Moist, Sandy, Wet
Suggested Use 1:	Plant with Veronicastrum and Asclepias
Suggested Use 2:	Combine with Eupatorium and Grasses
Height:	4-6'
Width:	2-3'
Bloom Time:	Summer
Flower Color:	Purple
Growth Rate:	Rapid
Shape:	Upright
Fertilizer:	Flower-tone
Deer Resistant:	Yes
Birds:	Yes
Native:	Yes
Butterflies:	Yes
Plant With:	Veronicastrum, Asclepias, Eupatorium, Grasses