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  • Duck Potato/Arrowhead

    Ornamental wetland species; seeds and large tubers provide food for waterfowl, songbirds, wading birds, muskrats, and beavers

  • Early Goldenrod

    First goldenrod of the season to bloom; beautiful mid-summer addition to meadows.

  • English Daisy – Single White

    Also known as Common Daisy and Lawn Daisy as they grow wildly in some lawns from May to September. It has the beautiful and familiar white petals with yellow centres and prefers full or partial sun

  • Evening Primrose Wildflower

    Showy the second year after seeding; new blossoms occur every evening and early morning during the season; provides good wildlife food and habitat, especially for birds.

  • Fowl Bluegrass / Meadowgrass

    Cool season bunchgrass; establishes quickly in wetlands and retention basins; provides food and cover for wildlife.

  • Fowl Mannagrass

    Rhizomatous cool season bunchgrass; stays green through winter; provides food for waterfowl, muskrats, and deer.

  • Fox Glove Beardtongue

    Rhizomatois perennial, good for erosion control that grows white flowers later in the spring. Fox Glove Beardtongue,Rhizomatois perennial good for erosion control that grows white flowers later in the spring.

  • Fox Sedge

    Bunch-type sedge; often the earliest sedge to establish from seed; provides food and cover for wildlife.

  • Fringed (Nodding) Sedge

    Bunch-type sedge; provides food and cover for songbirds, ruffed grouse chicks, ducks, and moose.

  • FRINGED BROME GRASS

    Found mostly in floodplains, Fringed Brome Grass thrives in cooler temperatures, specifically in spring and fall. This species stems stand out as they grow in groups and our covered in stiff hairs.

  • Giant Bur Reed

    Rhizomatous, emergent aquatic plant; provides food and cover for waterfowl, pheasants, muskrats, and beavers.

  • Golden Alexanders

    A majestic yellow flower that is one of the earliest blooming natives; early source of food for pollinators. Makes a good cut flower and rain garden plant. Prone to lodging in tough clay and can reseed heavily if not deadheaded. Germinates best in cool soil, may need stratification. Moderately deer resistant.