Bog Hemp Here

: Unlike its close relative, the stinging nettle, bog hemp completely lacks stinging hairs (trichomes), making it safe for high-traffic areas or gardens with pets and children.

: It produces inconspicuous, greenish-white flower spikes in the leaf axils from summer through fall. These are wind-pollinated rather than nectar-rich. bog hemp

Bog hemp, technically known as (also called False Nettle or Smallspike False Nettle ), is a native North American perennial that offers the visual appeal of a nettle without the painful sting. It is highly regarded by native plant enthusiasts for its role as a premier wildlife host. Growth & Appearance : Unlike its close relative, the stinging nettle,

: It features bright green, coarsely toothed leaves arranged in opposite pairs. The leaves are noted for their distinctive three main veins. Bog hemp, technically known as (also called False

Boehmeria cylindrica (Smallspike False Nettle) [20 Seeds] - Hayefield

Bog hemp typically grows between , though it can reach up to 5 feet in ideal conditions.