Monarda punctata ~ Spotted Beebalm zone-4 gray mildew

gray  mildew

Huge dark red flowers with a prominent red tubular stamen bloom from mid-summer until the first frost attracting butterflies

Bill’s Blue Deodar Cedar is a broad pyramidal conifer tree that makes a wonderful living Christmas tree

Emmeliana Spikemoss is not a true fern but a slow-growing prehistoric semi-evergreen perennial

and rust may occur

Monarda punctata ~ Spotted Beebalm zone-4 gray mildewSpotted Beebalm is an upright native herbaceous perennial with highly aromatic dark green foliage and layers of very showy bract between whorls of spotted tubular flowers. The colors can vary, with the bracts from white to purple, and the flowers cream to yellow with purple spotting which bloom through summer. Best bloom in full sun and well drained soil. Deer resistant. Monarda punctata is a host for the Gray Marvel Moth and Snout Moth, and supports