Sisyrinchium campestre (Prairie Blue-Eyed Grass)

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Sisyrinchium campestre (Prairie Blue-Eyed Grass)Despite the name, Sisyrinchium campestre (Prairie Blue Eyed Grass) is not a grass, but it has grass like leaves and produces a light blue or white flower. With that said, it is a cute short prairie or savanna plant that performs well in normal to dry landscapes. Prairie Blue Eyed Grass can even perform well in poor rocky soils and is more drought resistant than other Blue Eyed Grasses. They are excellent pollinator plants and can hold their own by

where other species may be difficult to establish

Sweet Black-eyed Susan

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This tall woodland plant has interesting flowers to say the least resembling a fireworks explosion

Frequently Asked Questions

(Fleabanes)

For more than 25 years

This is a medium perennial prairie plant that is named from its smooth leave somewhat unique in the world of asters

Oligoneuron riddellii (Riddell's Goldenrod) grows in high quality mesic to moist tallgrass prairies

Slender and tall

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An important food source for insects