Eastern Beebalm (Monarda bradburiana)

Type:
Herbaceous Perennial

Light needs:
Full sun

Water needs:
Medium - Dry

Height:
1 - 2’

Spacing:
2 - 3’

Bloom Time:
Summer

Bloom Color:
Light purple/pink

Ecological Benefits:
Host plant for many butterflies and bees. Attracts hummingbirds.

Description:
Occurs naturally in rocky glades and glade margins. Ideal for pollinator gardens, rock gardens, and mature or acidic soil. Blooms throughout summer and will rebloom with deadheading. Monarda bradburiana has showier blooms than Monarda fistulosa and is more resistant to powdery mildew. 

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