Having many varieties, Milk Vetch is a common nectar source for honeybees and bumblebees. With its tubular flowers, it also attracts hummingbirds, song birds, and butterflies, including the Western Tailed Blue Butterfly larvae. Vetch blooms from mid May to late June and stands 12 to 24 inches tall.

Part of the legume family, most species harbor beneficial bacteria called rhizobia on their roots. Certain strains of this bacterium can aid in the fixation of atmospheric nitrogen and improve the long-term health of native plant communities.

This is a matte giclee print made-to-order with archival ink. Available in multiple sizes rolled, stretched or stretched and framed with seven hardwood options.