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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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Narrow Leaf Milkweed is a drought tolerant perennial that is found in dry, sunny spots in valleys and foothills. It has long, narrow, pointed leaves that gives the plant a soft, wispy look. From Summer to Fall, clusters of lavender to pinkish-shite button shaped flowers bloom. The Narrow Leaf Milkweed grows fast up to 3 feet tall. It can easily spread when the seed pods open and the seeds attached to silky hairs are carried by the wind. Provides a variety of resources to pollinators.
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This drought tolerant perennial is a member of the Aster Family. Oregon Sunshine grows in dry, sandy soils and rocky slopes. Also known as the Wooly Sunflower, they have bright yellow, daisy-like flowers with grayish-green lobed leaves covered in soft, white hairs. It rapidly spreads its seeds to the surrounding open ground. A great addition to help attract butterflies and other beneficial insects.
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Shooting Star grows in seasonally wet habitats along streambanks, moist flats, cliffs and grassland communities. It has a basal rosette of leaves with a stem covered in tiny hairs. This plant blooms in early Spring, creating pink-purplish flowers with a yellow base. 2-10 flowers sit atop a stalk that attracts a variety of beneficial pollinators.
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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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