Indiana native wildflowers

Cool season grass with the height of 4' in the spring already! Wispy, airy structure - needs to be tucked among other plants (it won't look good on it's own).<

Cultivar with chartreuse/golden hue in the leaves. It's pronounced the most earlier in the season and all day long sun and probably more in southern states thna the northern ones.

White blooming yarrow that originates from 'Oertel's Rose' Shorter, vigorous, north American genotype that will not vanish in your garden.

Ground covering perennial for half shade or lighter shad. Aromatic leaves that turn red-orange in the fall,  soft pink flowers open from mauve buds in May.

Upright native aster with late blooming, small light yellow flowers age to reddish-purple. Pollinator magnet, adatable to various soil and light conditions.

White flowering, narrow and wispy looking beardtongue. Tolerant to drought heat, humidity and black walnut.

Native shrub with bluish-green leaves (evergreen in the south), and larger 1.5-2" golden-yellow flowers in midsummer. Attracti

Exotic, native perennial with unusual fragrant flowers in the shape of a spider. Long-lived bulbous perennial (bulbs multiply in time). Loves moisture, but will grow well in average soil with average...

Robust, structural, native perennial and superior pollinator plant with a very long blooming time. Adaptable savannah plant that will struggle in very dry soil or too much shade.

'Gone With The Wind' is a seed strain (a bit variable) cultivar, that is smaller than the species of Sporobolus heterolepis. Clumping, long-lived grass with fragrant flowers.

Tall narrow & structural native perennial great for the background of a naturalistic flower bed. Interesting white flowers, large leaves up to 8" in diameter with very showy silver leaf undersides...

Bigger, architectural, native perennial with gray-green sword-like leaves. Distinguishing feature is the leaves that bend downward - the outer leaves are recurved, or be

Upright and narrow goldenrod with reddish stems and narrow spikes of yellow flowers.Blooming Time: August-Septem

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!

Smaller drooping flowers with purple calyxes and short cream-pink petals. Can be used as groundcover in moist soils.

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...

Lilac-purple flowers, usually reblooms in late summer. In ideal conditions does bloom nonstop. Somewhat ground covering/trailing growth. Basal part stays evergreen. Blooming time:

Non-aggressive sedge with tidy, medium-sized clumps with groundcovering and weed suppressing growth. Fine semi-evergreen leaves. One of the top