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Native Plants
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Native plants of Eastern North America.

Jay 6a Chicago
2 months ago
last modified: 2 months ago

A place to freely discuss growing native plants to compensate for all the full-scale capitalist plundering and destruction of our natural areas. Our diverse, native, plant and animal species are disappearing at an alarming rate! Also a place to discuss restoration of degraded areas and dealing with invasive plants.
The other thread is too long and can't be scrolled quickly anymore.

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  • Jay 6a Chicago
    Original Author
    2 months ago
    last modified: 2 months ago



    Setaria viridis,(Green Foxtail) Verbena hastata,(Tall Verbena), Ipomoea lacunosa,(Whitestar) Physostegia virginiana,(Obediant Plant), Symphyotrichum laevis,(Smooth Blue Aster), Ruellia humilis,(Fringe-leaf Wild Petunia), Cynanchum laeve,(Honeyvine) Amsonia hubrichtii,(Hubricht's Bluestar), Lonicera sempervirens,(Trumpet Honeysuckle).



    Boltonia decurrens

    Decurrent False Aster



    Amphicarpaea bracteata

    Host plant for the Silver Spotted Skipper Apargyreus clarus.

    Hog Peanut



    Agalinis tenuifolia

    Slender False Foxglove



    Cunila oreganoides

    American Dittany



    Chelone lyonii

    Lyon's Shellflower



    Symphyotrichum laevis

    Smooth Blue Aster



    Lobelia kalmii

    Kalm's Lobelia

    I have a few small Lobelia puberula seedlings that I transplanted into a bog pot.



    Lespedeza violacea

    Wand/Violet Lespedeza


    Chelone obliqua

    Pink Turtlehead


    Chelone glabra

    White Turtlehead

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