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Spartina pectinata (Prairie Cordgrass)Spartina pectinata (Prairie Cordgrass) is a tough plant found in wet prairies and in stream floodplains. Its majestic and distinctive seed heads are quite stunning and easily found and identified in later summer in our local wetlands. Spartina pectinata can be used in rain gardens or its roots can grip the soil along ditches, streams, swales, and rivers to revitalize and stabilize banks. It can be a bit aggressive if given time but use this to your

Photo By:By Anders Lagerås (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3

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Ribes americanum (American Black Currant) is a native plant of woodlands

Flower Time August-October

Athyrium filix-femina (Lady Fern) is really one of the best native ferns for native landscaping because it holds its green leaves late into the fall

In natural areas

and ranchers install as part of their conservation plan

Monarda bradburiana (Bradbury's Bee Balm) often times contains an exquisite purple hue on the leaf fringes and veins during the growing season that transitions to a luscious red in the fall that just screams beautiful

Bromus ciliatus (Fringed Bromes) is an attractive clumping cool season grass for wetter sites such as rain gardens

Commonly cultivated

Photos by Matt Lavin

Photo 1 By: By Ted Bodner

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