Hibiscus moscheutos / Hibiscus palustris (Swamp Rose Mallow)

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Hibiscus moscheutos / Hibiscus palustris (Swamp Rose Mallow)Swamp Rose Mallow adds a brilliant splash of color to native wetlands and rain gardens. Huge six inch white flowers with reddish purple centers bloom beginning in June and continue into late summer. This rose mallow can be found in prairie and savanna situations and is distinguished from the other native hibiscus by its oval leaves with hairy undersides. Several species of butterflies and moths choose this as a larval host including painted lady

This tall woodland plant has interesting flowers to say the least resembling a fireworks explosion

with the right amount of stretch

Flower Color White/Purple

It will form sizable colonies in the right conditions and can stabilize stream banks

Photo By Jason Hollinger (Common Bottlebrush Grass Uploaded by Amada44) [CC BY 2

Shasta Daisy

woodland ecosystems rely on wildflowers

Photos By: Evan Barker

Like other Gooseberries

Rudbeckia subtomentosa

It is one of the largest native trees in North America and is a member of the magnolia family

Fowl Manna Grass