Bronze Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare purpureum) - 1 GallonBronze fennel is known for the faint licorice anise flavor it brings to cooking and its 'Purpureum' is noted for its attractive purple bronze foliage. It grows 3 5' tall and can spread to 2 3'. It blooms yellow flowers in June to July and likes full sun. It somewhat resembles a very large dill plant. Fennel can also be grown as an ornamental. Its feathery foliage provides a nice contrast to broad leaved plants. It also serves as a host plant for the

5 seed varieties

Made of strong 310 denier nylon

herbaceous plants frequently classified as wildflowers

to its blossoms

It is found in a board variety of habitats including openings in moist woodlands

Stoke's Aster (Stokesia laevis) is a perennial that can grow approximately 1 to 1

Flower: White

Flourishing under full sun to partial shade

Yellow anise (Illicium parviflorum)

Endemic to South Florida but does perform well in central Florida

The seeds turn black in late winter

Seeds are a food source for birds and small wildlife