Obedient Plant Physostegia virginiana

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Published 2021-05-29
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Obedient Plant is a native flower of North America that grows 4' tall in full sun in a variety of soils and conditions. This profile aims to provide you with all information you could possibly need to successfully grow and manage obedient plant.

For future quick reference, see our article on this plant here -
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For a guide to winter-sowing - see here
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For a guide to cold stratification, see here -
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All Comments (21)
  • Everything I needed to know about this plant was in this video! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
  • What a beautiful plant! Your videos always make me want to grow whatever species you feature
  • @r2ar
    I have a white one, and it is so much fun to watch the bees climbing into the flowers. Thank you very much for the video!
  • @vojaro5669
    It’s a beautiful flower. We started a butterfly garden this year and I think this would fit in so nicely. I think I’ll try your technique for keeping it from spreading too much. I know you’re not sure it will work yet, but I bet it will as it’s a great idea. Thanks for all the well planned and well thought out information. You do a great job in describing and showing every aspect of the plant and that is so helpful.
  • @ellencort199
    I saw these plants growing wild in my backyard and thought it was just a wild bush growing there , so I pulled them out, but I missed a few to my surprise one morning I noticed purple flowers emerging. I was elated. From trash to treasure, I was able to use the flowers for my photo assignment. Thanks for sharing Ellen
  • So glad I found your channel….I have subscribed and will binge watch all the videos about perennials 😊
  • @DeanaESayles
    Excellent video you have a great voice and lots of good information thank you
  • @warp9p659
    The bumble bees in particular absolutely love my obedient plant, but boy oh boy does it spread fast.
  • Obedient plant was a winter-sowing fail for me this year, but watching your video inspires me to give it another try!
  • I've never seen or heard of this plant, but am definitely putting it on my 'find asap' list. All of your videos are great and full of helpful information!
  • @yvettefife9352
    I love this plant. I picked up some at a plant swap several years ago. Its a beauty!
  • I only recently came across this chanel. I am enjoying the format of these videos, very informative. So thank you for doing them 😊
  • Your videos are wonderful! Please keep making more videos. 🙂 They are such great quality. I have just discovered your website, FB, and channel. I'm hooked. 👍🏻
  • I have this plant, thanks for instructions for how to move my bunch. I like those plants you call cup plants. I need to try those. Love the video. ❤️👀
  • @prettybird2588
    Do you have the best channel hands-down! I’m so gladSomeone took the time to produce and make a channel that is it thank you you make me want to go out and re-while my city
  • Beautiful flower 👌 nice creation 👍thank you for bringing our attention🌸🌸🌸
  • @fox8340
    I had no idea it can spread by root.Great news!
  • @kater8730
    I bought the "Pink Miss Manners" last year and it stayed in a nice clump. Time will tell if it spreads. I love the white one and will look for a plant or seeds to grow it. Reminds me of Foxglove and much safer to have in garden. Thank you for the video. I have some seeds I am going to get started right now.
  • @lizbailey3439
    Very informative video, I had no idea obedience was in the mint family and that explains its invasive tendencies. I've had it in my garden along the back of our fence for years and the bees, butterflies and hummingbirds love it! We also have clay soil so that also explains why I have to clear so much out every spring. Thank you for sharing, I'm a new subscriber and find your videos very helpful!