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Foxfield Approved Plants 877.359.5235

Nodding Pink Onion Allium cernuum Height: 1-2 feet Spread: 6 inches Bloom Time: July-August Light: Full sun Soil: Medium Wildlife value: Wonderful for native bees.

Sullivant s Milkweed Asclepias sullivanti Height: 3-5 feet Spread: 1 foot Bloom Time: June-August Light: Full sun Soil: Medium Note: Clasping leaves and darker purple flowers than other milkweeds Wildlife Value: Monarch caterpillar food source

Common Milkweed Asclepias syriaca Height: 3-5 feet Spread: 1 foot Bloom Time: June-August Light: Full sun Soil: Medium Wildlife Value: Monarch caterpillar food source - also serves as host plant for may other species of insects

Butterfly Weed Asclepias tuberosa Height: 1-2 feet Spread:18 Bloom time: June-August Light: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Dry, prefers sandy soil. Wildlife value: The best butterfly magnet! Food from nectar for butterflies and monarch caterpillars eat the leaves. Note: Good drainage is essential. Roots will rot if soil stays wet all the time.

New England Aster Aster novae-angliae Height: 3-6 feet Spread: 1-2 feet Bloom time: September-October Light: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Dry to medium Wildlife value: Late nectar source for butterflies and native bees. Note; Avoid feeding with high nitrogen fertilizer as it will cause tall floppy plants.

Blue False Indigo Baptisia australis Height: 2-4 feet Spread: 2-4 feet Bloom time: May-June Light: Full sun to light shade Soil: Dry to medium Note: Clusters of deep blue flowers in late spring. Deep rooted and very long-lived. It forms a large bush at maturity.

White False Indigo Baptisia leucantha Height: 3-5 feet Spread: 2-4 feet Bloom : May-June Light: Full sun to light shade Soil: Medium Note: Resembles an asparagus plant when it first comes out of the ground in late spring.

Wild Senna Cassia hebecarpa Height: 3-6 feet Spread: 2 feet Bloom time: July-August Light: Full sun Soil: Medium to wet Wildlife value: Wonderful plant for pollinators.

New Jersey Tea Ceanothus americanus Height: 2-3 feet Spread: 2 feet Bloom time: June-August Light: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Dry to medium Wildlife value: Nectar source for butterflies and caterpillar food for Spring Azures.

Lance-leaved Coreopsis Coreopsis lanceolata Height: 1-2 feet Spread: 12 inches Bloom time: May-August Light: Full sun Soil: Dry Wildlife value: Songbirds feed on the ripe seeds in late summer. Note: Can bloom for weeks on end for early summer color.

Height: 3-4 feet Spread: 18 inches Bloom Time: July-August Light: Full sun Soil: Dry Purple Coneflower Echinacea purpurea Wildlife value: Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds with its nectar. Songbirds feed on the seeds. Note: Leave dead plants standing for seeds for birds and winter interest.

Height: 3-5 feet Spread: 2 feet Bloom Time: July-Sept. Light: Full sun Soil: Dry to medium Rattlesnake Master Eryngium yuccifolium Wildlife value: Butterflies and native bees visit the green flowers in July when it is producing nectar. Note: Striking plants add architectural interest to your garden, even in winter.

Prairie Smoke Geum triflorum Height: 8-12 inches Spread: 12 inches Bloom time: May to June Light: Full sun Soil: Medium to dry Note: Not native to this area of Ohio - Native to Illinois and the Northwestern Ohio tall grass prairie region.

Ox-eye Sunflower Heliopsis helianthoides Height: 3-6 feet Spread: 12 inches Bloom Time: June-September Light: Full sun Soil: Dry to medium Wildlife value: Native bees and butterflies. Note: Thrives in moist, heavy soils. Will self-sow in open soil. Also known as False Sunflower.

Rough Blazing Star Liatris aspera Height: 3-5 feet Spread: -1.5 feet Bloom time: July to September Light : Full sun to partial shade Soil: Dry sandy soils. Wildlife Value: Swallowtails and other butterflies. Goldfinches love the seeds! Note: May need staking if not supported by nearby plants.

Prairie Blazing Star Liatris pycnostachya Height: 3-5 feet Spread: 1.5 feet Bloom time: July to August Light : Full sun Soil: Medium to wet Wildlife Value: Swallowtails and other butterflies. Goldfinches love the seeds! Note: May need staking if not supported by nearby plants.

Marsh (Dense) Blazing Star Liatris spicata Height:3-5 feet Spread 2 feet Bloom time: July - September Light :Full sun to partial shade Soil: Medium to wet soils with clay or loam. Wildlife value: Butterflies, hummingbirds, songbirds, and beneficial insects Note: Somewhat drought resistant once established. Makes an excellent cut flower.

Wild Lupine Lupinus perennis Height: 1-2 feet Spread: 12-15 inches Bloom Time: May thru June Light: Full sun to light shade Soil: Dry, sandy soils Wildlife value: This is the only food plant eaten by the endangered Karner Blue butterfly larvae. Butterflies, hummingbirds, and beneficial insects. Note: Thrives in poor soil and summer drought. Will not grow in loam or clay.

Wild Bergamot Monarda fistulosa Height: 2-5 feet Spread:2 feet Bloom Time: July-September Light: Full sun to partial shade. Soil: Dry to moist Wildlife value: The Clearwing Hummingbird Moth visits often. Butterflies, hummingbirds, and beneficial insects.

Foxglove Beardtongue Penstemon digitalis Height: 2-4 feet Spread: 1-2 feet Bloom time: May to July Light: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Medium, sandy or loamy and well-drained soil. Tolerates drought once established. Wildlife value: Food for butterflies and native bees.

Height: 1-2 feet Spread: 12 inches Bloom time: May-June Light: Full sun Soil: Dry to medium Downy Phlox Phlox pilosa Wildlife Value: A great nectar source for hummingbirds.

Prairie Coneflower Ratibidia pinnata Height: 3-6 feet Spread: 1-2 feet Bloom time: July-September Light: Full sun Soil: Dry to medium Wildlife value: Goldfinches eat the seeds. Note: This is a classic prairie plant that can survive heat, drought and flooding!

Brown-Eyed Susan Rudbeckia triloba Height: 2-5 feet Spread: 18 inches Bloom time: August -October Light: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Medium Wildlife Value: Butterflies and bees love the nectar, songbirds eat the seeds. Note: Easily reseeds so it may spread. Smaller flowers when compared to the Black-Eyed Susan.

Royal Catchfly Silene regia Height: 2-4 feet Spread: 1-2 feet Bloom time: July-August Light: Full sun Soil: Dry to medium Wildlife Value. Bright red blooms attract butterflies. Note: A major flowering herb of the Darby plains prairies near Columbus.

Cup Plant Silphium perfoliatum Height: 3-8 feet Spread: 3-4 feet Bloom Time: July September Light: Full sun to part shade Soil: Dry to medium Wildlife value: Songbirds and small mammals eat the seeds. Bees and butterflies drink the nectar. Note: Drought tolerant when mature. Leaves encircle stems forming cups that collect dew and rain water and become drinking fountains for birds and insects.

Height: 6-8 inches Spread: 4-6 inches Bloom Time: May-July Light: Full to partial sun Soil: Dry to medium Blue-eyed Grass Sisyrinchium angustifolim Wildlife Value: Birds eat seeds, Bees and butterflies use the nectar. Note: Not a true grass, but a member of the Iris family. Morning blooming, delicate blue flowers with a bright yellow center.

Ohio Goldenrod Solidago ohioensis Height: 3-5 feet Spread: 1-2 feet Bloom Time: August-October Light: Sun to part sun Soil: Dry to medium Wildlife Value: Late season nectar for butterflies and seeds for birds. Note: Tallest of the goldenrods with lush basal leaves.

Stiff Goldenrod Solidago rigida Height: 3-5 feet Spread: 1-2 feet Bloom Time: August-October Light: Sun to part sun Soil: Dry to medium Wildlife Value: Late season nectar for butterflies and seeds for birds. Note: Different than your average goldenrod! The soft, large basal leaves are showy. Large, flat topped flower variety. Remember: goldenrods do not cause hayfever!

Ohio Spiderwort Tradescantia ohiensis Height: 2-4 feet Spread: 1 ½ -2 ½ feet Bloom time: May-July Light: Full sun to light shade Soil: Dry to medium moisture in average to poor soil. Wildlife Value: Caterpillars, bees and other beneficial insects. Note: Drought and heat tolerant. Excellent for naturalizing an area.

Western Iron Weed Vernonia fasciculata Height: 3-4 feet Spread: 2-3 feet Bloom time: July September Light: Full to partial sun Soil: Medium to Wet Wildlife Value: An important nectar source for butterflies.

Big Bluestem Andropogon gerardii Height:4-8 feet Spacing:1-2 feet apart for borders. Bloom time: July-September Light: Full sun to partial shade. Soil: Dry to moist well-drained soils with all soil types. Wildlife value: Songbirds and small mammals eat the seeds. Goldfinches love it! Note: Attractive reddish-bronze fall color. The distinctive three-parted seedheads resemble a turkey foot.

Little Bluestem Schizachyrium scoparius Height: 2-4 feet Bloom time: August-September Light: Full sun Soil: Dry to medium. Tolerates poor soils and drought. Excels in dry sandy soils. Wildlife Value: Birds and small mammals Note: Warm season grass, slow to emerge in the spring. Nice golden to reddish brown fall color lasts all winter.

Indian Grass Sorghastrum nutans Height: 5-7 feet Spacing:1-2 foot apart Bloom time: August -September Light: Full sun to light shade Soil: Moist to dry. Mature plants will tolerate drought. Wildlife value: Refuge and forage. Sparrows and finches eat the seeds all winter. Note: Beautiful golden flowers and seed heads. Yellow to orange fall leaf color.