Native plants of Indiana - Page 7

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Heuchera villosa var. macrorrhiza - HAIRY ALUM ROOT (CORAL BELLS)

This robust coral bells is an excellent groundcover, with light green leaves and whitish flowers. It forms clumps of larger, hairy, evergreen or partially evergreen, light green/chartreuse colored leaves, and flowers in late summer through early fall...

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Helianthus mollis - DOWNY SUNFLOWER

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A very showy and underused native perennial, Helianthus mollis has big yellow flowers, very hairy stems and leaves, and a long flowering season. One of the shorter perennial sunflowers, it forms clumps that slowly spread by rhizomes and can...

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Desmodium canadense - SHOWY TICKTREFOIL

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This adaptable native wildflower perennial has great wildlife benefits, and its flowers, leaves, and seedpods are all considered ornamental. It grows in bushy clumps, with pink flowers that appear for 3 weeks in late summer. Very adaptable. Very good...

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Desmanthus illionensis - ILLINOIS BUNDLEFLOWER

Also called prairie bundleflower or prairie mimosa, this bushy native wildflower perennial has very fine, fern-like foliage and fluffy white flowers that are followed by ornamental, compound, twisted seedpods. The seedpods are dark brown-black and...

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Dalea purpurea - PURPLE PRAIRIE CLOVER

Purple prairie clover is a showy, native North American perennial. It grows in slender-looking, upright clumps, with fine leaves and cylindrical spikes of purple flowers. Drought tolerant. This is a pollinator favorite plant - the pollen and nectar...

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Coreopsis lanceolata - LANCE-LEAF COREOPSIS (SAND COREOPSIS)

This native wildflower is a very showy plant that has big, golden yellow flowers and a long flowering season. It grows in clumps of light green, hairy leaves. For sunny flower beds with drier/drained soils, wildflower gardens, meadows or prairies. It is...

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Clinopodium arkansanum - LIMESTONE CALAMINT

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This neat, ornamental, and nicely minty-aromatic native perennial is largely unknown to the horticulture sphere.... Clinopodium arkansanum reminds of thyme or a low-growing oregano, as it forms a very dense, ground-covering mat of evergreen leaves...

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Clematis virginiana - VIRGIN'S BOWER

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This fall flowering clematis has fragrant, cream-white flowers in late summer through early fall (flowers are 1.25" in diameter). This is the ideal substitute for the invasive Clematis ternifolia (sweet autumn clematis) introduced from Japan. The native...

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Chelone glabra - WHITE TURTLEHEAD

This is a taller and slender-looking perennial that has white/white-pink turtlehead flowers in August to September. Grows into narrow, upright clumps that slowly spread by rhizomes. The best uses are in shade gardens, woodland gardens, bog gardens,...

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Boltonia asteroides - FALSE ASTER

Boltonias are great plants for adding color to the garden in the fall. Related to Asters, they are covered with 3/4" aster-like white flowers. The green-gray leaves are ornamental too. This clumping perennial slowly spreads by rhizomes (not...

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Aster ptarmicoides (Solidago) - UPLAND WHITE GOLDENROD

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Originally named Aster ptarmicoides, this plant was re-named to Solidago ptarmicoides in 1981 as a result of research by two botanists, Brouillet and Semple, who realized that this plant belongs to the goldenrod family. For more confusion, another...

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Asclepias verticillata - WHORLED MILKWEED

This delicate-looking milkweed has needle-like leaves and fragrant white flowers in the summer. It will spread moderately quickly by underground rhizomes, but is not invasive (it can also self-seed, so if seedlings are not desirable,...

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Liatris pycnostachya - PRAIRIE BLAZING STAR

Showy native perennial with a long flowering period and the best blazing stars for wet soils. Long unbranched spikes of lilac-purple flowers shoot up to the sky; the flowers start to bloom from the tip to the bottom. Excellent cut flower, attractive to...

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Hypericum prolificum - SHRUBBY ST. JOHNS WORT

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This shrub flowers for two months and is "always buzzing,“ as it is very attractive for bumblebees and other pollinators. Nice native plant with showy yellow flowers (¾–1" across). Tolerant to black walnut! It naturally forms rounded...

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Ratibida pinnata - GRAY-HEADED CONEFLOWER (YELLOW CONEFLOWER)

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Easy, modest and very showy-looking native perennial and wildflower with elegant drooping petals and big (2-3”) flowers. It has a beautiful, airy structure, and the stems with big yellow flowers often dart in the wind. It usually doesn't grow...

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Thalictrum dasycarpum - PURPLE MEADOW RUE

Upright narrower perennial with smaller compound leaves, purple-red stems and clusters of cream white flowers. This meadow rue grows in female and male individuals (with female or male flowers). Male flowers are usually bigger and more showy, making a...

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Potentilla arguta (DRYMOCALLIS) - PRAIRIE CINQUEFOIL

Easy to grow prairie plant. The lobed compound leaves mostly stay at the base; the stems branch at the top and bear crème white flowers with yellow centers. The whole plant is covered with white hair, so the leaves look a bit gray-green. Each...

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Schizachyrium scoparium (Andropogon) - LITTLE BLUESTEM

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Lovely mounding grass with narrow green or blue-green foliage. Late summer flowers are unremarkable; the fluffy seed clusters are more ornamental. Valuable coppery/amber foliage in the fall. Native Americans used to dry the leaves for winter insulation...

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