Cornus obliqua (Blue-Fruited Dogwood / Pale Dogwood / Swamp Dogwood) Size:#3 Pot

Cornus obliqua (Blue-Fruited Dogwood / Pale Dogwood / Swamp Dogwood) Size:#3 PotCornus obliqua (Blue Fruited Dogwood Pale Dogwood Swamp Dogwood) is a medium to large sized deciduous shrub found in moist lowland areas but grows well in normal soil conditions. Common in natural areas this species is uncommon in landscaping but has found a home in several suburban gardens. White flowers give way to berry like drupes that change from white to blue as they ripen in late summer; attractive to birds. Fall color can be impressive with

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Found in moist prairie and savannas of south and central Illinois

Carex frankii (Bristly Cattail Sedge) is a plant found typically along streams and rivers in seeps and sedge meadows

If prepared correctly this native seed mix establishes relatively easily and performs well in high stormwater bounce situations

Flower Color Yellow

is a charming perennial with low-growing

Standard seeding rate recommended

it will tolerate prairie sun as it is an understory plant to larger species

The fruit has been known to be used in pies or eaten straight out

which is why we jammed 40 species into this precise zone