Native plants of Indiana - Page 4

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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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Hydrastis canadensis - GOLDENSEAL

Native woodland perennial with many herbal properties. Smaller clumps, 0.75' tall x 0.75'-1' wide, leaves emerge from yellow tuber, single flower without petals sits right above each leaf. Flowers in April/May, followed by attractive red berries...

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Epimedium x versicolor 'Sulphureum' - BARRENWORT 'SULPHUREUM'

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One of the best groundcovering Epimediums - grows faster than other hybrids. True dense groundcover, that reliably suppresses weeds. Very long-lived perennial, work horse for dry shade! Award of Garden merit by Royal Horticultural Society (UK). 0.75'...

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Sanguisorba officinalis var. minor 'Little Angel' - DWARF BURNET 'LITTLE ANGEL'

Burnet 'Little Angel' is more little colorful harlequin or clown for rock garden or front of a smaller flower bed. Small plant, reaching height only 4/8" (w/wo flowers) and 10-15" of width. Maroon red oval clusters of flowers early June to early July,...

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Silene stellata - STARRY CAMPION

Drought tolerant native wildflower for sunny or half shade garden. Usually about 2' tall x 1.5' wide (can get taller in optimum conditions). Beautiful, pure white 3/4" in diameter, frilled flowers on unbranched stems from June to July (and sporadically...

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Sedum ternatum - WOODLAND STONECROP

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Low growing, partially groundcovering native stonecrop for half shade or shade. Dark green leaves, low mounds, only 2-3" tall x 6-12" wide, 6-8" tall with white flowers in April/May to June. Half sun, half shade, light shade, medium-moist to medium-dry...

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Sedum glaucophyllum - CLIFF STONECROP

Small native stonecrop from central part of Appalachian Mountains. Attracts butterflies. Usually 2" tall x 10" wide creeping and ground covering mat of light green-gray flashy leaves, topped with white starry eyes in May-June. Half sun, half shade (some...

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Lysimachia lanceolata var. purpurea - LANCE-LEAVED LOOSESTRIFE 'PURPUREA'

Underused perennial, tough and adaptable plant, densely groundcovering soil and suppressing weeds. Cultivar of native wildflower, ornamental for the whole growing season, with amazing burgundy-red fall color. Slowly spreading wide into 1-2' tall and...

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Lonicera sempervirens - TRUMPET HONEYSUCKLE

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Highly ornamental native climber for attracting hummingbirds to your garden. Deciduous plant with clusters of non-scented, scarlet/orange trumpet flowers from May to June. 8-15' tall x 3-6' wide, plants need support, otherwise they crawl on the grounds...

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Linum lewisii - Appalachian Strain from W. Virginia - PRAIRIE FLAX

Clump forming, airy-slender perennial with up to 1" pale blue to whitish flowers, strain from isolated population from West Virginia. Narrow, grayish toned leaves, each stem bears several flowers, that start to bloom from the bottom and continues on the...

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Diarrhena obovata - BEAK GRASS (BEAK GRAIN)

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Attractive native woodland grass for half shade or shade, spreading and partially ground covering. Usually 2' tall x 2-3' wide, slowly spreading. Nice shiny, erect blades that arch nicely. This grass can be a thug, so it may not be the best option for...

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Geum triflorum - PRAIRIE SMOKE

Native wilflower and charming prairie plant. One of the underused plants and one of the best Geum performers in Chicago Botanic Gardens trials, gaining 5 out of 5 stars! Modern looking plant that is used for example in famous Lurie Garden in Chicago,...

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Eupatorium 'Polished Brass' - BONESET 'POLISHED BRASS'

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Excellent late and long flowering perennial, true pollinator, butterfly and Monarch magnet. Vigorous and fast growing perennial, upright growth, non-flopping and clump forming plant (doesn't spread), flowering season from July/August to September/October...

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Elephantopus carolinianus - CAROLINA ELEPHANTSFOOT

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Drought tolerant, late flowering wildflower with ground covering character, that flowers when most of woodland plants are finished blooming. Usually reaches 1.5-2' of height and width (sometimes up to 3'), quite large basal leaves, small...

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Coreopsis major - GREATER TICKSEED (for hot, poor, shallow or drier soil)

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Virtually unknown perennial in north American horticulture, but promising, tough, heat, drought and humidity resistant! This native wildflower comes from south East, eastern and north-eastern states, where it grows on sandy, rocky slopes, shale barrens,...

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Agastache scrophulariifolia - PURPLE GIANT HYSSOP

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Robust native perennial and great pollinator plant. Grows up to 6' in rich, moist soils, but in average or drier soil will reach 3-4' of height and 2' of width. Smaller flowers are pale purple, but from the distance look silvery, flowers continuously for...

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Geranium sanquineum 'Max Frei' - BLOODY CRANESBILL 'MAX FREI'

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'Max Frei' is compact cultivar of Bloody Cranesbill, with reddish-purple 5-petaled flowers in late spring and nice red fall color. Tough hardy Geranium, native to Europe, but quite popular in North American landscaping. Grows only to 10" of height and...

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Campanula americana (Campanulastrum) - AMERICAN BLUEBELL

Short lived native wildflower, more likely annual or biennial, that stays in your garden by self seeding. Why do we grow this plant? It's simple, native flora doesn't offer many blue flowers and nearly any showy bluebells (these all originate in Europe...

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