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Helianthus occidentalis Western Sunflower has elegant star-like flowers held aloft on leafless stalks two to three feet tall. The shortest of our native sunflowers,... |
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Helianthus strumosus For adding mid-summer color to partly shaded areas, Woodland Sunflower is unrivaled! The large, yellow flowers of brighten up woodland edges, forest... |
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Heliopsis helianthoides A relative of the sunflowers, Heliopsis helianthoides produces a profusion of bright yellow flowers in early to mid-summer. Excellent for problem... |
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Hepatica acutiloba Sharp Leaved Hepatica is a woodland wildflower that packs plenty of punch for such a little guy. The bright blue to pink flowers (sometimes even... |
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Heuchera americana, var. Interior American Alum Root is a fantastic foliage plant – it's ruffled leaves are streaked with silver and red-purple highlights for year-round... |
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Heuchera villosa, var. Atropurpurea Striking burgundy foliage and a plethora of starry white flowers make Maple Leaved Alum Root a focal point of the shade garden. Native to the... |
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Liatris aspera This seemingly modest plant provides a late summer surprise when it erupts into blazing wands of lavender. Prized for its luxuriant flower stalks,... |
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Liatris borealis Brilliant red buds surround the hot pink center of the Northern Blazingstar, attracting butterflies to its delectable nectar. Widely-branched,... |
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Liatris pycnostachya Loves Damp Clay! The grandaddy of the Blazingstars, Liatris pycnostachya is truly majestic with it's spectacular spike of tightly bunched lavender... |
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Liatris spicata Dense Blazingstar (Liatris spicata) produces bold purple flowerstalks late in the season after other blazingstars are finished. Excellent for... |
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