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  • Common Yarrow

    Species with a long bloom period found on roadsides and in the fields. Yarrow has small white flowers that attract pollinators.

  • Corn Poppy – Red ‘Flanders’

    Creates an early field of color a year after seeding, this annual wildflower with a gorgeous bright red flower attracts many pollinators.

  • Cornflower/Bachelor’s Button

    Blooms in early spring if sown in the fall, a low maintanace cool season annual that allures pollinators.

  • Cosmos

    Robust with intense color; ideal for showy roadside plantings; attracts butterflies.

  • Cosmos (Bristly) Sedge

    Cosmos sedge is a bunch-type sedge that has notable seed spikes and narrow leaves. This plant provides food and great cover for wildlife.

  • Creeping Daisy

    Creeping Daisy makes a well-kempt, annual groundcover. Remove spent flowers to prolong bloom

  • Creeping Foxtail

    Rhizomatous species; ideal for pipeline restoration where wildlife is desired; provides seed, forage, and cover for wildlife and domestic animals.

  • Creeping Spike Rush

    Rhizomatous species that is tall in length and found in lakes, swamps and rivers

  • Creeping Thyme

    Tolerates poor soil and very good lawn replacement in rocky gardens.

  • Cup Plant

    Birds and insects will drink from water collected in leaves. Zones 3-9. Will spread by reseeding.

  • Cut Leaf Coneflower

    Cut Leaf Coneflower tolerates heat and humidity but can spread aggressively via rhizomes

  • Deertongue, ‘Tioga’

    Deertongue is a native Warm season bunchgrass with a fibrous root system; excellent for erosion control and revegetation of acid mine spoil and pipelines through wooded areas; good component of a streambank stabilization mix.