Glandularia, commonly called mock vervain, is a genus of plants in the family Verbenaceae. It contains 90 species, all of which are native to the Americas, although some have naturalised in other parts of the world. Glandularia was previously treated as a synonym of a subgenus of Verbena.
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Dakota mock vervain blooming in a Fort Worth yard or vacant lot is a signal that your local polli...
Dakota mock vervain's clusters of bright purple blooms are one of the best low-water natives you ...
Tracking where native wildflowers like Dakota mock vervain are actually growing helps gardeners, ...
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A research-grade observation of Dakota mock vervain was recorded in Fort Worth, Texas, confirming the presence of this native wildflower in the urban landscape of North Texas.
Dakota mock vervain's clusters of bright purple blooms are one of the best low-water natives you can plant to keep butterflies...
Tracking where native wildflowers like Dakota mock vervain are actually growing helps gardeners, conservationists, and city...