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Richardson’s Penstemon is a drought tolerant perennial that grows in dry rocky areas and in prairies. The dusty green foliage forms dense clusters that grow upright. The spreading flower spikes contain pink-purplish tube shaped flowers that resemble open mouths that bloom throughout the Summer. It reseeds rapidly and attracts a variety of pollinators.
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Also known as Red Bearberry, Kinnikinnick is a hardy, fast growing, evergreen ground cover. Kinnikinnick grows on sandy slopes, rocky hillsides, in meadows and forests. During spring, the small bell shaped pink flowers bloom, afterwards, the red berries are produced and can last until winter. The glossy leaves on this plant will stay green all year long. This plant is low maintenance, drought tolerant (water well when establishing), and attracts insects and hummingbirds.
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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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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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This drought tolerant perennial grass grows in dense clumps on hillsides, meadows and forestlands. There are stiff, short, rolling leaves at the base of the tuft. From mid-Spring to mid-Summer, the flower clusters have hairy spikelets that produce fruit (grain). Idaho Fescue has root systems penetrate deep into the soil. It reseeds regularly and is excellent for erosion control.
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