Plant · P-1092

Texas Vervain

Verbena halei

Texas Vervain is a low, bushy perennial wildflower that branches freely from the base into an airy mound of slender stems. Small lavender to blue, trumpet-shaped flowers cluster along narrow spikes that open from the bottom up, blooming for months on end and drawing a steady stream of bees and butterflies. Deeply cut lower leaves give way to simpler, toothed foliage higher on the plant, and a drought-tolerant habit lets it thrive in dry, sun-baked, sandy to clay ground with little care.