Introducing the New Brunswick Imperilled Wildflower Collection, a conservation-inspired selection celebrating the natural heritage of New Brunswick’s rare native flora. This exclusive collection includes five locally imperiled species, each chosen for their distinct beauty and ecological significance.
 
Large Tick-trefoil (Desmodium glutinosum):
Admire their delicate blooms that punctuate meadow landscapes. This robust species promises to add a touch of wild elegance to any native garden. Critically imperiled inNB.
 
Ideal for: Woodland, Woodland Edges
Soils: Medium to medium-dry
Sunlight: Partial sun to shade
Height: 2 ft
 
White Vervain (Verbena urticifolia):
Delicate and airy, White Vervain enchants with their soft, white blossoms and subtle fragrance. Once a common sight in wetland edges, their graceful presence is now a cherished rarity. Imperilled in NB.
 
Ideal for: Outer Edge of a Rain Garden, Woodland Edges, Roadsides.
Soils: Moist and well-draining
Sunlight: Full sun to shade
Height: 5 ft
 
Round-head Bushclover (Lespedeza capitata):
With their compact, globe-like inflorescences and bushy form, this plant not only delights the eye but also supports local wildlife. They play a vital role in maintaining soil health and offering a food source to native insects. Critically imperiled in NB.
 
Ideal for: Woodlands, Grasslands, Roadsides
Soils: Medium to dry
Sunlight: Full sun to partial sun
Height: 4 ft
 
Mountain Mint (Pycnanthemum virginianum):
Renowned for their aromatic, minty leaves, Mountain Mint is a garden favorite that naturally repels unwanted pests while inviting beneficial pollinators. Critically imperiled in NB.
 
Ideal for: Rain Gardens, Wet Meadows, Wetland Edges
Soils: Wet to medium-dry
Sunlight: Full sun to partial sun
Height: 3 ft
 
White camas (Zigadenus elegans):
This elegant species produces starry clusters of white flowers that evoke the serenity of untouched meadows. White camas adds a refined touch to any planting scheme. Critically imperiled in NB.
 
*Plant with caution as all parts of White Camas, AKA Mountain Deathcamas, are highly toxic.
 
Ideal for: Rain Gardens, Wet Meadows, Bogs
Soils: Wet to medium
Sunlight: Full sun to partial sun
Height: 3 ft
 
 
Whether you’re a native plant enthusiast, a conservationist, or simply looking to add a touch of wild charm to your garden, this mix is designed to inspire and rejuvenate local ecosystems. Embrace the beauty of New Brunswick’s natural legacy while contributing to the preservation of these precious species.