Conradina verticillata Rocky Top Dry Shade Plants We understand this has been

We understand this has been winter hardy at the Denver Botanic Garden

The perennial species can be either herbaceous or woody

but is strangely absent from most American gardens

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The 8" wide clump is topped with light lavender flowers in early summer

Conradina verticillata Rocky Top Dry Shade Plants We understand this has beenThis federally threatened central Tennessee Kentucky native can be found naturally growing in sandy streamside soils that are seasonally inundated. Conradina verticillata 'Rocky Top' has so much garden value, we feel it should be in every garden where conditions allow. Forming a 6" tall x 4' wide specimen in three years, Conradina verticillata resembles a rosemary that's been run over by a steamroller. The prostrate woody stems are adorned with