Native plants of Indiana

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Rudbeckia hirta - SWEET BLACK-EYED SUSAN (short-lived & re-seeding)

Shorter-lived perennial or even biennial, that persists in the garden due to self-seeding. Very easy to grow, adaptable and opportunistic - it will fill the gaps - but you can recognize it for it's fuzzy leaves and easily reduce, if needed. Blooms for...

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Carex eburnea - BRISTLE-LEAVED SEDGE

Well behaved, clumping sedge with the finest evergreen leaves. Very slowly growing into wide groundcovering mats. Great as a lawn substitute in dry shade and other difficult places. Tolerates regular mowing - see the Mt. Cuba trial results. Blooming...

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Dryopteris carthusiana ( =D. spinulosa) - SPINULOSE WOOD FERN

Non-spreading, semi-evergreen native fern for shade or half shade garden with average to moist soil. Prefers neutral or acidic, organic rich soils. (evergreen in mild areas) Blooming Time: N/A Size: 2'-3' tall x 2' wide USDA Zones: 3 to 9 Culture:...

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Aster cordifolius 'Avondale' (Symphyotrichum) - BLUE WOOD ASTER 'AVONDALE'

Very late-blooming perennial with clouds of small pale blue flowers. Tought, adaptable and dry shade tolerant. This cultivar is propagated from cuttings, which means all the plants are clonal with uniform look. Upright plant with heart-shaped basal...

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Acorus americanus - SWEET FLAG

Grass-like wetland perennial that spreads via rhizomes to form dense stands, which provide excellent support for wildlife and appear similar to cattails or irises from far away. Aromatic rhizomes and leaves with cinnamon-like scent (when broken or...

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Liatris aspera - ROUGH BLAZING STAR

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Butterfly and native insect magnet! This long-flowering native perennial gets its name from the short, stiff hairs that cover the stems and narrow leaves, giving them a rough texture. The tall, upright stems have less foliage toward the top and are...

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Vernonia arkansana - CURLYTOP IRONWEED (ARKANSAS IRONWEED)

This tall wildflower makes for a good garden perennial. Arkansas Ironweed (or Great Ironweed) gained 3 out of 4 stars in the Chicago Botanic Gardens Ironweed trials. It forms sizable clumps, has narrow leaves, and bears large (1.25")...

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Heliopsis helianthoides - FALSE SUNFLOWER (OX EYE)

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Easy to grow and forgiving long-flowering perennial, very valuable for many native insects, several butterflies and skippers and small birds. Tough and longer-lived. 3' tall x 1.5-2' wide, stays in clumps, coarse leaves and a very long flowering season...

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Solidago juncea - EARLY GOLDENROD (the earliest to bloom)

As the common name suggest, this is really one of the earliest Goldenrods to bloom. Excellent source of food for native bees, honeybees, butterflies and small birds. Usually 3' tall x 2' wide (in optimum conditions can reach 4' and spread by rhizomes to...

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Silphium trifoliatum - WHORLED ROSINWEED

Showy and tall native perennial with typical whorls of three leaves and many yellow flowers. Usually 5' tall x 1-2' wide, vase shaped clumps. But on nutrient rich soils 6-7' tall and smaller and more strictly narrow on leaner soils, usually only 4' tall...

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Sida hermaphrodita - VIRGINIA MALLOW

Robust native perennial from sandy or rocky river shores, endangered or threatened in many locations. Biomass production plant in Europe (bio-energy plant) and silage fodder. Anticancer and other herbal properties. Called also Virginia Fanpetals. 7-10'...

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Aster oolentangiense = A. azureus (Symphyotrichum) - SKY BLUE ASTER

Adaptable native wildflower, important late source of nectar and pollen for native bees, various butterflies including Monarch butterflies and other insects. Seeds feed the birds. 3' tall x 1' wide upright and a bit leggy looking plants. Violet-blue...

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Blephilia ciliata - DOWNY WOOD MINT

Showy, easy to grow, suitable for garden conditions and with superior qualities for native pollinators! Usually reaches 12-18" in height, 12" wide (stay in clumps that slowly spread wide from tap root area). Good upright growth, somewhat reminds of...

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Orbexilum pedunculatum - SAMPSON'S SNAKEROOT

Native perennial from sunny or partially sunny prairies, savannas, forest edges, sandstone glades, bluffs or railroads roadsides... Pea family, clump forming plant, with racemes of white-bluish flowers from May to June/July (depending on the site, this...

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Sorghastrum nutans - INDIAN GRASS

Native, warm season grass, 5’ tall x 2.5' wide, with feathery spikes of yellow flowers with nice bronze fall color, while the leaves turn yellow. Typical tall grass prairie plant of Midwest. Flowers in August-September. Erect, vertical structure,...

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Opuntia humifusa - EASTERN PRICKLY PEAR

Zone 4 to 9 cold hardy native cacti for drier sun garden. 3" large flowers attracts many native bees and other pollinators. Grows to 6-10" of height, oval to round greenish pads with needle-like spines (handle with thick leather gloves). Yellow flowers...

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Polygonatum biflorum - SOLOMON'S SEAL

Native woodland plant with nicely arching stems and nodding tubular flowers. 4' tall x 2' wide, clumps slowly spread by rhizomes to form smaller colonies. Flowers for about 3 weeks in May-June with cream white-greenish flowers. Ornamental blue-black...

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Thalictrum pubescens (syn. T. polygamum) - TALL MEADOW RUE or KING OF THE MEADOW

Very tall eastern native Meadow Rue with unique airy structure for the background of the flower bed. One of the top performers at Chicago Botanic Garden trials, gaining 4 of 4 stars. Taller and quite narrow, upright clumps, usually about 5' tall x 2'...

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