Asclepias viridis (Green antelopehorn Milkweed)

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Asclepias viridis (Green antelopehorn Milkweed)Monarch Butterflies are fully and exclusively dependent upon milkweeds for laying eggs and for larva food source and they can nectar. These plants were once so plentiful they were literally called weeds because they were problematic in agricultural fields. However, that's no longer the case with regular Glyphosate treatments to agricultural fields wiping out all "weeds". With fragmentation, global climate change, pollution, and other threats this is a

which gives it it's other common name duck potato

These red-brown seed pods of the Kentucky Coffee Tree can add interest in the drab winter months

This perennial plant is a short ephemeral plant with beautiful white flowers

Pairs of coarse-toothed leaves meet at and surround the square stem

Its Trillium-like leaves provide an interesting texture in the spring and the bright red fruit produces nice fall interest as the leaves and flowers fall away

Large flowered beard tongue (Penstemon grandiflorus)

Soil Conditions Wet to Normal

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American Beach Grass does this by spreading through root rhizomes

very unique color for a grass :-) The seed heads hang to the side looking like feed oats giving this grass its name

particularly as they age

Prairie Violet is a great mini native for the garden

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