Wild Bergamot "succulent" Its fragrant flowers and berries

Its fragrant flowers and berries attract wildlife to your yard

They are native to the Appalachian Mountains

Flowers are a standout in partially shaded areas of the garden during summer and can then be cut and dried for use in dried flower arrangements

It's that time of year again where we start to think about decking the halls

While the lustrous foliage is a lighter green than most other Girard varieties making this one a one of a kind

Wild Bergamot "succulent" Its fragrant flowers and berriesWild Bergamot Plants for Sale Online Monarda fistulosa, commonly called Wild bergamot, comes from the dry rocky soils of the prairies in Missouri. A clump forming herbaceous perennial, wild looking lavender flowers grow atop solitary, terminal heads. The flowers rest upon showy, pinkish leaf brackets. Bees and butterflies love wild bergamot as much as people do. This plant is famously used in teas and perfumes.