Native Beauty, Elevated
A nativar is a cultivated variety of a native plant, combining the ecological benefits of native species with enhanced characteristics like improved bloom color, compact growth, or longer flowering periods. These plants support pollinators, thrive in local conditions, and add easy-care beauty to your garden.
Thinking about adding pollinator-friendly, easy-care plants to your garden? Here are some standouts to consider!
SOLIDAGO ‘CROWN OF RAYS’ (GOLDENROD)
A pollinator favorite, this goldenrod variety produces dense clusters of bright yellow flowers that attract bees and butterflies while adding a late-season burst of color.
PENSTEMON ‘PRAIRIE DUSK’ (BEARDTONGUE)
With deep purple trumpet-shaped flowers, this hardy perennial provides long-lasting summer blooms and is a magnet for hummingbirds.
PENSTEMON ‘HUSKER RED’ (BEARDTONGUE)
Featuring rich burgundy foliage and soft pink flowers, this stunning nativar offers season-long interest and drought tolerance.
ECHINACEA PURPUREA ‘MAGNUS’ (PURPLE CONEFLOWER)
This improved coneflower variety has extra-large, vibrant pink blooms that provide nectar for butterflies and see for birds in the fall.
COREOPSIS GRANDIFLORA ‘SUNFIRE’ (TICKSEED)
Bright yellow petals with a deep red center make this cheerful bloomer a standout in any sunny garden, while its long bloom time keeps pollinators coming back.
BAPTISIA ‘ROYAL PURPLE’ (FALSE INDIGO)
Deep purple flower spikes and robust, shrub-like growth make this long-lived perennial a low-maintenance beauty that adds height and drama.
ACHILLEA ‘MILLY ROCK RED’ (YARROW)
This compact yarrow nativar boasts clusters of bold red flowers and feathery foliage, making it a drought-tolerant star for borders and pollinator gardens.
ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM ‘RED VELVET’ (YARROW)
With deep red blooms that hold their color longer than many yarrow varieties, this nativar provides long-lasting interest and excellent cut flowers.