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Lobelia spicata (Pale Spiked Lobelia)Lobelia spicata (Pale Spiked Lobelia) has feathery blue to purple flowers that reach about 2' tall in mid summer. Its flower color can vary widely from a white to a deeper blue purple or even pink. This plant is typically found in low competition prairies including hill prairie, sand prairie, and glades. It can also be found in sandy and dry savanna and open woodland areas. Because it tolerates these varying site, it is an extremely adaptive and a

reaches only about a foot

but with a native plant in the Midwest

but may not be so great in smaller landscapes

The dried leaves of New Jersey Tea make a tea that was historically popular

Increasingly irregular weather patterns due to climate change have led to coastal instability and erosion

Culver's Root reaches around five feet high and is crowned by a tall cluster of bright white flower spikes of tightly packed florets

Flower Time April-June

tolerating both wet and dry periods

Height 3"- 6"

It prefers sunny sites but can work in part sun and forms larger clumps in optimal conditions

Timing is critical to assure success when seeding cool-season grasses like this one

Many parts of the Black Walnut tree (leaves