Melampodium leucanthum (Blackfoot Daisy) attracts beneficial insects Lyreleaf Sage makes a nice

Lyreleaf Sage makes a nice groundcover with pretty blue flowers in the spring that can be mowed

fence or brush pile

It cannot handle wet feet but is not fussy otherwise

but it is fairly adaptable

Its silver-green foliage and lavender flowers provide good texture

Melampodium leucanthum (Blackfoot Daisy) attracts beneficial insects Lyreleaf Sage makes a niceBlackfoot Daisy is often underestimated until you see it in full bloom. This unassuming mounding perennial needs sun and well draining soil to thrive, and it is sometimes finicky during the establishment period. But it is well worth the effort once it is happy, offering a shower of white blooms in exchange for very little care. When the plant becomes leggy, it benefits from a haircut a simple trim to the basal rosette. Blackfoot Daisy is a great