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Must Have Native Plants

Winter in all its frozen coldness is upon the landsape. The ground is frozen. What is a garden landscaper to do? An obsessed gardener has few options left except perhaps the making of garden lists. Coneflower, Black-eyed Susan, Moonbeam Coreopsis, and False Indigo are some outstanding native plants that should be on any garden “to do” list. Why should you care that they are natives? Any gardener worth their dirt knows that choosing native plants for your garden saves water, time, money and helps the environment by providing food for local wildlife.

Any garden will benefit from the addition of the native plant Coneflower(Echinacea). As a flower it is quite simply pretty in pink and as a native it provides food for the wild life that visits your garden. This plant looks great anywhere and everywhere. This plant’s roots can thrive in and break up clay soil and tolerate dry or moist weather. A prolific reseeder this plant will spread nicely over the years. It should certainly be at the top of any gardeners to plant list.

Black-eyed Susans are one of the best native flowers you can plant. Black-eyed Susan(Rudebeckia) will bloom with abundance in orange/yellow and brown. They add dramatic color effect andpizaz to your flower beds. These native plants act like a natural bird feeder in your landscape. These natives grow and spread quickly and will soon be quite wondrous to behold. They are a versatile garden choice because they can go just about anywhere in the sun or shade and they are very drought tolerant. These are with out question the most fabulous native plants you can add to your garden.

Moonbeam Coreopsis is enchanting with its delightful little blooms. These late bloomers keep on blooming well into fall. It has a unique lemon yellow color as opposed to the very common orange yellow one sees everywhere. This native perennial is of medium hight is perky,pretty and abundant. A little bit of this plant goes a long ways in your garden. It is drought tolerant, has abundant blooms and it thrives in clay and poor soil.

A garden that needs more blue flowers should include the native plant called False Indigo(Baptisia). Any gardener who has been around the yard once or twice knows that blue flowers are hard to come by in the garden. This northern native is one of the best blue flowers you can choose. It may take some time to get established but it is well worth the wait. It is a show stopper with upright bushy blue spires and elegant foliage. It can handle full sun to partial shade, drought or moist soil and clay.

Any garden would be improved by these blooming plants. Native plants look good even after they have bloomed. A touch of ornamental grass, some recycled glass gazing globes and some cool garden decor and your wish list is complete!

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Black-Eyed Susan – Irish Eyes (Perennial) $1.69 Golden yellow surrounding bright kelly green centers. Irish eyes has a big bloom sometimes measuring 4-5″ across. Very attractive wherever you plan to plant. Combines well with Coneflowers and grasses. Very easy to grow….

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