How to Grow and Care for Polygonella

Coast jointweed is a delicate, wire-like perennial herb that thrives in sandy soils, often found in scrub or pine barren habitats. Its jointed stems bear minute leaves and lead to an aesthetic of subtle grace. Blossoming with tiny, pink to white tubular flowers, coast jointweed is well-adapted to dry conditions, allowing it to successfully inhabit its preferred arid environments.

Tall jointweed is a delicate, slender-stemmed perennial, boasting tiny, lanceolate leaves. These leaves often cluster densely to create a feathery appearance. Thriving in sandy soils, tall jointweed typically inhabits open woodlands and clearings, where its wiry stature and small, pinkish-white blossoms enable it to flourish in the dappled sunlight, contributing to its survival in a competitive ecosystem.