Spartina pectinata (Prairie Cordgrass) Cover Crop This plant is typically found

This plant is typically found in low competition prairies including hill prairie

Silphium integrifolium contains seeds that are very attractive to goldfinches and its flowers are attractive to a wide variety of pollinator species

Height 20'-30'

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and in Lake Michigans dune and swale complexes in the lowlands

Spartina pectinata (Prairie Cordgrass) Cover Crop This plant is typically foundSpartina pectinata (Prairie Cordgrass) is a tough plant found in wet prairies and in stream floodplains. Its majestic and distinctive seed heads are quite stunning and easily found and identified in later summer in our local wetlands. Spartina pectinata can be used in rain gardens or its roots can grip the soil along ditches, streams, swales, and rivers to revitalize and stabilize banks. It can be a bit aggressive if given time but use this to your