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Little Bluestem
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Schizachyrium scoparium
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Dry to moist soils with full sun to part shade |
Forms dense mounds 18-24 inches tall. Slender blue-green stems often reach 3-5 feet, or more, by September, and become mahogany-red with white, shining seed tufts in the fall. Deep roots and drought resistant. |
Pack of 6 plants
$14.00
Indian Grass
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Sorghastrum nutans
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Dry to moist soils with full sun to part shade |
Typically grows 3-5' tall (less frequently to 6') and is noted for its upright form and blue-green foliage. A warm season grass. |
Pack of 6 plants
$14.00
Songbird Special Kit
| Moist soil with full sun to part shade. | Seed-producing wildflowers and seasonal structure for finches, sparrows, chickadees, goldfinches, cardinals, blue jays, and other favorite Minnesota songbirds. Species appearing often include a diverse mix of milkweeds, asters, coneflowers, goldenrods, and sunflowers. |
$72.00
Rough Blazing Star
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Liatris aspera |
Dry to moist soil with full sun |
1’-4’ tall, Blooms July-September. Wide range of pollinators are attracted |
Pack of 6 plants
$14.00
Birch - Paper (Common)
| Betula papyrifera | Well-drained, moist soil with full sun | Fast grower. White paper-like bark. Attracts insects and birds. |
18"-24" bare root; 5/bundle
$12.50
Black cherry
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Prunus serotina
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Well-drained, moist soil with full to partial sun | Moderately fast grower. Shade tolerant when young, shade intolerant when mature. Tart berries for eating. |
18-24" Bare root; 5/bundle
$12.50
Great Blue Lobelia
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Lobelia siphilitica |
Moist, well-drained soil with full to partial sun |
1’-4’ tall, Blooms July-October. Great for shorelines and pollinators. |
Pack of 6 plants
$14.00
Birch - River
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Betula nigra
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Moist to wet soil with full to part sun | More of a southern MN native but predicted to do well in Itasca Co. Grey-purplish bark. Likes stream/river banks. |
18"-24" Bare root; 5/Bundle
$12.50
Oak - Swamp white
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Quercus bicolor
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Moist to wet soil with full to part sun
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A more southern MN white oak species but new studies show it will grow in southern parts of Itasca County. Likes moist soils near wetlands. Acorns for wildlife. A floodplain species. |
18"-24" bare root; 5/bundle
$12.50