A native perennial plant sold in an 8-inch biodegradable paper pot with a 1.14-gallon capacity. Native perennials are plants indigenous to local ecosystems that return year after year, making them a low-maintenance and environmentally friendly choice for home gardens.

These plants are sold as assorted varieties, so specific species may vary. Because they are native species, they are naturally adapted to regional climates and soil conditions, requiring less water, fertilizer, and pest management than non-native ornamentals. They also provide valuable habitat and food sources for native pollinators including bees, butterflies, and birds.

The paper pot is biodegradable and can be planted directly into the ground along with the plant, reducing transplant shock by keeping the root system intact. The 8-inch pot size makes these plants suitable for garden beds, borders, or containers. Plant in a location that matches the specific variety's light requirements, and water regularly until established.