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Arrowleaf Buckwheat is a drought tolerant perennial that grows in dry open areas, rocky slopes and outcrops. The large arrow shaped leaves are green on top and wooly white underneath. At the end of the leafless stems, clusters of tiny creamy white/yellow flowers bloom from mid-Spring to early-Summer. A variety of pollinators are attracted to the Arrowleaf Buckwheat.
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This drought tolerant perennial is a member of the Aster Family. Blanket Flower grows in dry plans and open areas. It forms a low mound of light green leaves which gives rises to a stem with large daisy like flowers with a dark maroon center. The flowers vary in color with combinations of yellow, orange and red. A great addition to help attract butterflies and other beneficial insects.
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Oregon Iris grows in meadows and forest openings. Once established, this drought tolerant perennial forms a low mound of thin grassy leaves that stay green throughout the year. The long lasting lavender-blue to purple flowers bloom in late Spring and early Summer. It spreads slowly through rhizomes forming small clumps. Oregon Iris attracts bees, hummingbirds and the occasional butterfly.
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This perennial is a member of the Poppy Family. Pacific Bleeding Heart grows in shady woodlands and streambanks. The purple to pink heart shaped flowers hang in small clusters above soft, fern-like, blueish-green leaves at the base. The plant quickly spreads by seeds and runners providing ground cover. The Pacific Bleeding Heart is a hummingbirds favorite.
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Also known as Rice Root, Chocolate Lilly is a perennial that grows in open woods, meadows and stream banks. A long stem consisting of 5-9 leaves in whorls, grow from a sweet, edible bulb. From late Spring to mid Summer, bell shaped flowers emerge that are a dark purple/brown yielding yellow/green spots. The Chocolate Lilly attracts various pollinators while serving as an important food source to wildlife.
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