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  • Ohio Spiderwort

    Ohio Spiderwort will reseed/spread and hybridize with other Tradescantia. Prefers moist, sandy or acidic soils.

  • Oxeye Daisy

    Ox-Eye Daisy has 2-2.5 inch wide, white flowers with a yellow center. Leaves are more stubby and have more dentation than CMAX Shasta Daisy

  • Oxeye Sunflower

    Vigorous clump-forming species with a long bloom period; provides food and cover for birds.

  • Pale Purple Coneflower

    Pale Purple Coneflower, Echinacea pallida, is a native perennial to Canada and the US with thin, light purple/pink/lavender petals with a robust “cone” of seeds at its center. A favorite of birds found in fields and prairies, it is a very adaptable to heat and drought-tolerant. A staple of the tallgrass prairie.

  • Path Rush

    Bunch-type grass; tolerates foot traffic but not close mowing; used for nest material.

  • Perennial Blue Flax

    Short stature and intense blue flowers make this a great species

  • Plains Coreopsis – Standard

    Plains Coreopsis is a showy annual; produces flowers in a short period of time on low fertility sites. This species prefers sandy soils but can tolerate clay-loam to loam soils.

  • Prairie Cordgrass

    Aggressive, rhizomatous warm season grass; root system provides erosion control on streambanks; source of cover for waterfowl, songbirds, and small mammals

  • Prairie Dropseed

    Decorative, fine-textured warm season bunchgrass; may be difficult to germinate; provides food and cover for wildlife.

  • Primrose – Showy Evening

    Tolerates drought and some shade. Unusual evening primrose in that it keeps it’s flowers open during the day. Can spread aggressively by rhizomes and selfseeding.

  • Purple Coneflower

    Source of herbal remedy; attractive species in meadows and along roadsides

  • Purple Prairie Clover

    Drought and fire tolerant. Excellent forage for livestock and wildlife. Often used in revegetation and prairie restoration. Fixes nitrogen in prairie and meadow soils; excellent forage for wildlife.