Texas Vervain
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Verbena halei
Family: Verbenaceae (Verbena Family)
Texas Vervain can be found in thickets and woodland borders but it blooms best in full sun. It is drought-tolerant and grows well in loam, clay, or sandy soils.
- Scientific Name: Verbena halei
- Common Names: Texas Vervain, Slender Verbena, Texas Verbena, Slender Vervain
- Family: Verbenaceae (Verbena Family)
- Growth Habit: Perennial shrub
- Height: up to 30 inches
- Leaves: Vary in shape but most are toothed.
- Flowers: Blue, Purple
- Bloom Time: March through June
- Wildlife Benefits: Attracts pollinators and butterflies. Seeds eaten by numerous bird species.
Where to Find It
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