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Carex stricta (Common Tussock Sedge)Carex stricta (Common Tussock Sedge) prefers wet prairie and shallow marsh habitats. Fine delicate foliage grows to form dense tufts that can be used in rain gardens to for a unique texture. In wetter marsh sites, the tuft forms above the waterline creating a tussock sedge meadow. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil Conditions Wet, Wet Mesic Height 3' Flower Color Green Frequently Asked Questions Why Purchase From Natural Communities Native Plants? What

Sporobolus heterolepis (Northern Dropseed) is likely the most widely used native grass in landscaping for good reason

Great Angelica is a host plant for swallowtail butterflies and nectar source for many pollinators

Plus this tree supports an extensive variety of insects

Even more interesting is that a multitude of moths uses them as larval hosts

This species is closely related to the Aesculus hippocastanum (Horse Chestnut) introduced from Europe

Height 15'-20'

Brilliant red starry flowers float atop stiff green two to three foot stems beginning in July

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This tree is quite attractive with its bark peeling like its cousins BETULA PAPYRIFERA (PAPER BIRCH) and BETULA NIGRA (RIVER BIRCH) but yellow birch has yellow to bronze bark rather than the paper having white and river having more of a tan peeling bark

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Flower Color violet and yellow

It can grow to heights of 6' and can be aggressive on small landscapes

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