Stachys moneri 'Hummelo' - Bettony Ornamental Bark Leaves turn interesting shades of

Leaves turn interesting shades of orange in fall making this and easy to care for plant with season long interest

putting a spin on the traditional coneflower look

Following the pink flowers

The Okame Cherry is somewhat smaller than the pink Kwanza Cherry and so it provides an nice pink alternative for smaller spaces

The flowers also attract various species of butterflies and is a host plant to may of their caterpillars

Stachys moneri 'Hummelo' - Bettony Ornamental Bark Leaves turn interesting shades ofLooking for a pollinator friendly native with tons of appeal? The relatively unknown Stachys moneri 'Humelo' received the highest distinction in 2019, going home with the Perennial Plant Associations "Plant of the Year Award". Why? Well first, it produces food for a wide range of pollinators including many species of bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Second, while it is easy to care for it produces full panicles of cone shaped violet and magenta