Krigia biflora (False Dandelion) Soil-Wet and can live for up

and can live for up to 200 years

Mead's Sedge is a versatile native sedge that brings authentic prairie character to any landscape

Wheat-like seed spikes mature in autumn

It may also be grown as a single trunk tree

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

Krigia biflora (False Dandelion) Soil-Wet and can live for upKrigia biflora is a delicate native wildflower that brings graceful movement to woodland gardens. Knee high arching stems display bell shaped greenish white flowers in pairs, attracting hummingbirds and bumblebees throughout May and June. In late summer, stunning blue berries emerge, providing essential food for birds and small mammals. This excellent texture plant thrives in savanna and woodland settings with wet mesic to mesic soil conditions,