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Allium canadense (Wild Garlic)Allium canadense (Wild Garlic) is a very common native plant that is a wild onion or garlic. Legend has it that Chicago was named after the "Wild Onion" or "Wild Garlic". An adaptable plant for the prairie or savanna in moist to mesic soils, the strappy leaves of Wild Garlic emerge early in the spring. The delicate pink flowers appear in May are held above compact bulblets that mature to reddish brown. A favorite of many bee and wasp species. Wild

and bioswale areas

Blue Vervain provides excellent height in the back of the border

Sun Exposure: Sun

This workhorse mix is designed exactly for what it is named - Detention Basin

many violets including this one can have two flowering periods

Flower Time April-May

Oligoneuron riddellii (Riddell's Goldenrod) grows in high quality mesic to moist tallgrass prairies

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Hierochloe odorata (Sweet Grass) is one of the best fragrances you can come upon in a wet prairie

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This plant spreads through its roots and can form majestic colonies of this beautiful plant