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Large-Leaf Lupine is one of the tallest werst species of lupine. It grows along streambanks, in meadows or other moist locations. The bold, green leaves support the tall spires of blue/purple pea shaped flowers that bloom from late Spring to early Summer. Large-Leaf Lupine spreads through underground rhizomes and seeds that are produced in seed pods. It attracts a variety of pollinator species.
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Sword ferns are found in the understory of moist western forests. They have tall arching evergreen fronds that can reach 4 feet in height but are more commonly about 2ft. Sword ferns are more adaptable than most ferns and can take a bit more sun and some dry periods.
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Douglas Aster is a hardy perennial that grows in a variety of habitats including coastal regions, wetlands, wet forests and riverbanks. It has many stems with hairy, toothed leaves. From mid Summer through mid Fall, bluish-purple flowers resembling mini daisies are produced. Douglas Aster grows rapidly from rhizomes creating clusters of long, flowering stems overtime. It is highly attractive to many different pollinators.
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Harvest Brodiaea is a drought tolerant perennial which grows in meadows and open woodlands. Growing from a corm, the blue-violet funnel shaped flowers are at the top of a leafless stalk. The Harvest Brodiaea begins to bloom when the fields dry out late Spring and will bloom throughout the Summer. Attracts a variety of pollinator species.
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Columbian Larkspur grows in moist, shady woods and wet banks. It has large, shiny deeply lobed leaves. In last Spring, the plant produces deep purple-bluish flowers on long stems. Columbian Larkspur attracts a variety of pollinator species. It is important to note the plant is toxic, hence the common name, Cow Poison.
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