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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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Vanilla Leaf is a perennial that is found in coastal forests and streambanks. It provides great groundcover spreading through underground rhizomes. During the Spring, Vanilla Leaf sends up a fluffy spike, covered in white flowers clustered together. In Winter, the dried leaves produce a vanilla fragrance which acts as a natural insect repellent.
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This evergreen shrub is also found in the shady understory of a forest, primarily west of the cascades and on the coast. Salal can reach heights of 6 feet but is more commonly three feet. It has edible berries July-September and can spread through rhizomes.
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Once established, Purple Coneflower is a drought tolerant perennial that grows in open woodland edges and clearings, and in meadows. It has smooth stems with rough, scattered leaves that become smaller towards the top of the stem. Each purple flower sits atop its own stem. It flowers throughout the Summer attracting a variety of pollinator species.
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Camas is a member of the lily family and produces violet-blue showy flowers from bulbs in the Spring. Common Camas grows in wet meadows, wet prairies, annual floodplains, moist hillsides, and streamside areas. Consistent soil moisture is required every Spring, but the soil can be allowed to dry out soon after the pods mature or the leaves senesce. These will come to use as bulbs and should be planted 4-6″ deep in the soil.
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