Salvia lyrata (Lyreleaf Sage) honey plant Bees are attracted to the

Bees are attracted to the flowers

multi-stemmed shrub with both woody and herbaceous branches

airy shrub with white rose-like flowers that give way to feathery pink seed plumes — and those plumes are arguably more striking than the flowers

Texas Wisteria prefers slightly acidic

although it doesn't have long sharp spines

Salvia lyrata (Lyreleaf Sage) honey plant Bees are attracted to theLyreleaf Sage loves moist bright shade, and that is where it does best, but it also adapts well to dry shade. The sunnier the exposure, the more moisture it will require. Lyreleaf Sage makes a nice groundcover, with somewhat ajuga like foliage and pretty blue flowers in the spring that can be mowed. It is a robust perennial that reseeds easily and can be controlled by removing spent blooms and not letting the plant go to seed. It does best in