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It is wonderful for restorations of native meadow or prairie or very naturalistic landscapes. It may be too aggressive for neat conventio...Read More
Our plants grew from a tallgrass prairie seed mix for clay subsoil. We tried keeping the area mowed per the suggestions given with the s...Read More
This has formed a seasonal hedge along my very dry, sandy, infertile driveway. It attracts hordes of native wasps and bees along with su...Read More
I planted this last year as a seedling from the Friends School Plant Sale. It produced pods that year, but the seeds in them looked like ...Read More
Awesome performer! Mine grow to 4 1/2 feet and act as an annual, herbaceous hedge! Best to collect seed pods before they pop or you will ...Read More
I beleive this plant is also known as fishbean and is toxic to livestock. It is highly invasive to pastures and sandy areas.
I planted a "low-growing wild flower and grass seed mix" from Ernst Conservation Seeds in Pa. not knowing much but wanting to see the pla...Read More
I had one of these pop up in my flower bed. Since I didn't know if it was a tree, I thought that I had better move it. Someone else said...Read More
Partridge Pea is a warm season annual legume which can grow from 1 to 4 feet tall. Flowers have 5 petals which are bright yellow. The low...Read More
This is such a unique and beautiful plant, and I have been trying to figure out the name of it since I moved into my home 4 years ago (un...Read More
Partridge Pea is a lovely annual that will self seed and bloom until frost.
The foliage is compound and very fine resembling a Mim...Read More