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This perennial groundcover is a member of the Rose Family. Wild Strawberry grow in meadows, open forests and forest edges. Bright green leaves produce white flowers in late Spring and early Summer which develop into small red strawberries. It spreads through above and underground runners to create great groundcover. Bees and other pollinators are attracted to the white flowers.
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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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This self seeding perennial is a member of the Buttercup Family. Red Columbine grows in partly shaded to shaded woodland habitats. Also known as the Western Columbine, these striking flowers have a long bloom time from late Spring through Summer. The flowers rise above clumps of lobed leaves attracting a variety of wildlife.
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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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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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