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Ohio spiderwort, Tradescantia ohiensis

 

A perfect, very hardy and adaptable plant for boulevards and the front of a border. 

Its beautiful, blue flowers open early in the morning and close in the afternoon.

 

Ecology:

Ohio spiderwort only produces pollen, no nectar. Since it blooms early and throughout the summer( from May to July), it supports nest provisioning with abundant pollen for bees of all sizes, especially bumble bees. 

 

Growing conditions:

In the wild, Ohio spiderwort grows in thickets, prairies and moist meadows and can thrive in any soil; alkaline to acidic, sand to clay, medium-wet to dry.

Ohio Spiderwort - Tradescantia ohiensis

From C$6.50Price
Quantity
  • 60 - 90 cm great pollinator short
    sun - part shade early bloomer blue
    sand - clay, any long bloomer  
    moist to dry pollen only  

    Garden symphony:

    Golden Alexander, black-eyed Susan, pale purple coneflower, butterfly milkweed.

Email: dorte@pollinatorgarden.ca

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All Photos are taken by Dorte primarily in her Toronto Garden  ·  Website created by Dorte Windmuller 2024

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