Yes, there are many more North Carolina native wildflowers that provide food for wildlife! Here are a few more examples: Blue vervain (Verbena hastata) Swamp milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) Cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis) Spotted touch-me-not (Impatiens capensis)

— ♫ (@MessMakerPro) 2023.5.11

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— Klick Deals (@klikdeals) 2023.3.14

We love the intensely red cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis). This native is a hummingbird magnet and reseeds readily. A native wildflower, it is a great choice for both containers and garden beds Keep an eye out for cardinal flower at our upcoming plant sale! #hsvgarden https://t.co/NtUq1YiN44

— Huntsville Botanical Garden (@hsvgarden) 2023.3.17

A native Lobelia cardinalis adds a pop of color to a sun-dappled riparian shoreline. Get insights on Tennessee's new community riparian restoration program from @TnTurfAssoc – https://t.co/TcLkHjICZl https://t.co/mMj86xz5ks

— TheTurfZone (@TheTurfZone) 2023.3.22