Wild Bergamot "Juniper" but female Skimmias possess larger

but female Skimmias possess larger berries

glossy green leaves with white blotches and ruffled edges

Elephant Ear's oversized leaves give it a Jurassic feel

It is also the larval food source of the Monarch Butterfly

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Wild Bergamot "Juniper" but female Skimmias possess largerWild 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.