Native plants of Indiana

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Sporobolus heterolepis 'Gone With The Wind'- PRAIRIE DROPSEED 'GONE WITH THE WIND'

'Gone With The Wind' is a seed strain (a bit variable) cultivar, that is smaller than the species of Sporobolus heterolespi. Clumping, long-lived grass with fragrant flowers. Beautiful golden-orange color in the fall and beige in the winter. Prairie...

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Ipomopsis rubra (Gilia rubra) - STANDING CYPRESS

Native biennial or short-lived perennial that persist by self-seeding. Unique vertical unbranched plant with orange/orange-red tubular flowers, fine fresh green leaves. Standing hummingbird feeder. Easy to grow - requires only sun and drained soil. Has...

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Arnoglossum atriplicifolium - PALE INDIAN PLANTAIN

Tall narrow & structural native perennial for the background of naturalistic flower bed. Interesting white flowers, large leaves up to 8" in diameter with very showy the silver bottom (often shows in the breeze or wind). Often with darker reddish...

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Tradescantia bracteata - PRAIRIE SPIDERWORT (smaller & for drier or sandy soils)

Short and smaller spiderwort - the smallest of the 3 Midwestern species. Blue, lavender blue flowers close down for the heat of the day - this also prolongs the flowering season! Suitable even for smaller gardens, but in ideal conditions can become...

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Mimulus ringens - MONKEY FLOWER

Moisture loving native perennial with cute lilac-blue flowers in the summer. Ideal plant for rain garden, moist spots, banks of your pond, up to a shallow standing water or can be tucked in flower bed with medium-average moisture, especially on heavy...

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Aster macrophyllus (Eurybia macrophylla) - BIG-LEAF ASTER

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Ground covering aster with large basal leaves. Whitish flowers in the fall, spreads some into 2-3' wide clumps. Very adaptable to various soils (incl. clay or poor soils), excellent for difficult to identify sun/shade transition areas. Black walnut...

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Yucca flaccida - FLACID-LEAF YUCCA (ADAM'S NEEDLE)

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Bigger architectural native perennial with gray-green sword like leaves. Distinguishing feature are the leaves that bend downward - the outer leaves are recurved, or bending back on itself, leading to a floppy appearance. Blooming Time: white flowers...

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Solidago uliginosa - BOG GOLDENROD

Upright and narrow goldenrod, reddish stems, narrow spikes of yellow flowers. Late bloomer, tolerant to black walnuts. Loves moisture, but will grow in soils with average moisture. Blooming Time: August-SeptemberSize: usually about 4' tall and 2'...

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Senna marilandica - MARYLAND SENNA

"Senna marilandica is virtually indistinguishable from its relative, Wild Senna (Senna herbecarpa) until the 2 species have ripe seeds. The Wild Senna will readily open its pod and the seeds will fall out, whereas the Maryland Senna seed pods will stay...

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Scutellaria lateriflora - MAD-DOG SCULLCAP

Quite showy sculcap with smaller flowers, moderately fast spreads with rhizomes and runners to form smaller colonies. Best for natural looking gardens, bigger rain gardens, erosion control or pollinator gardens on slightly moist to wet soils. The "mad...

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Physostegia virginiana - OBEDIENT PLANT (spreading)

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Spreading natural form that requires some space, but is also easy to reduce, if needed. Excellent late support for variety of pollinators and even hummingbirds. Better behaved in heavier soils. Blooming Time: early August to SeptemberSize: 4' tall x 3'...

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Heracleum maximum - AMERICAN COW PARSNIP

The biggest of North American Carrot family member! Majestic looking native biennial or short-lived perennial, with huge leaves and 6-8" wide umbels of tiny white flowers. Pollinator magnet for various insects. Seedheds stay ornamental to the winter...

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Geum rivale - PURPLE AVENS (WATER AVENS)

Native wetland avens, that likes moisture and prefer cooler areas, but can grow in average soils, if the spot doesn't dry out. Smaller drooping flowers with purple calyxes and short cream-pink petals. Can be used as groundcover in moist soils. Quite...

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Dryopteris goldiana - GOLDIE'S WOOD FERN

The biggest of North American Dryopteris species. Slowly spreading wide. For shade garden with average to moist soils. Tolerant to black walnuts. Blooming Time: not flowering Size: 3-4' tall x 4-6' wide, in time forms wider colonies USDA Zones: 3...

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Viola striata - STRIPED CREAM VIOLET

Ground-covering native Viola for naturalization in partial shade or shade. Beautiful small plant, not fussy about soils, tolerant to drier shade. Can become aggressive seeder or spreader, so the best use is in more natural areas. Great wildlife support...

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Erigeron pulchellus 'Lynnhaven Carpet' - ROBIN'S PLANTAIN 'LYNNHAVEN CARPET'

Underused smaller native groundcover. Selection with bigger and slightly more fuzzy leaves (4") and good adaptability to different site conditions. Blooming time: flowers in May to June, each flower is about 1" in diameter. Flowering stems die...

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Verbena canadensis (Glandularia canadensis) - ROSE VERVEIN

Drought, heat and humidity tolerant wildflower, flowering at the end of spring and beginning of summer. Lilac-purple flowers, usually reblooms in late summer. In ideal conditions does bloom nonstop. Somewhat ground covering/trailing growth. Basal part...

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Carex bromoides - BROME-LIKE SEDGE

Non-aggressive sedge with tidy medium-sized clumps with groundcovering and weed suppressing growth. Fine semi-evergreen leaves. One of the top performers at Mt. Cuba Carex trials, gaining 4.6 points for shade use and 4.3 for use in sunny areas...

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