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Correll's False Dragonhead (Physostegia correllii)
Correll's False Dragonhead (Physostegia correllii)
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Correll’s False Dragonhead
Physostegia correllii
Other Common Names: False Dragonhead
Quick Plant Info
- ☀️ Light: Full Sun to Part Shade
- 💧 Water: Medium
- 🌿 Type: Perennial
- 📏 Mature Size: 2–4 ft tall × 2–3 ft wide
Plant Traits
North Texas Native
Description
A native perennial with upright spikes of soft lavender-pink flowers that bring color to moist garden areas.
Correll’s False Dragonhead produces vertical flower spikes that attract pollinators and add structure to plantings. It spreads gradually to form a larger clump without becoming aggressive.
🌼 Why it works
- Performs well in moist soils
- More controlled than Obedient Plant
- Adds vertical interest
- Supports pollinators
🐦 Wildlife value
Provides nectar for pollinators during its bloom period.
Adds ecological value in mid-season.
🌱 Where it thrives
Best in full sun to part shade with consistent moisture. It performs well in rain garden edges and naturalized plantings.
- Rain garden edges
- Pollinator plantings
- Naturalized areas
Soil: Prefers moist, well-drained soil and tolerates periodic wet conditions.
✂️ Growth & maintenance
Spreads gradually; divide or thin as needed to maintain shape.
💧 Water (establishment note)
Water regularly during establishment; prefers consistent moisture once established.
Pickup Information
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