Midwest Plants
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Sponsored ContentQueen of the prairie
Filipendula rubraA show-stopping best-seller with cotton candy–pink plumes, queen of the prairie is a highlight in the summer prairie garden.
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Sponsored ContentIronweed
Vernonia fasciculataThe flowers of Ironweed are like crimson torches in the late summer prairie.
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Sponsored ContentMeadow blazingstar
Liatris ligulistylisKnown as the Monarch magnet, this liatris should be top-of-the-list as a Monarch nectar source for any medium-soil site.
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Sponsored ContentPrairie smoke
Geum triflorumPrairie smoke is one of the most distinctive and best loved prairie plants.
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Sponsored ContentSullivant’s milkweed
Asclepias sullivantiiSullivant's milkweed is a long-lived perennial and a well-behaved relative of the common milkweed.
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Sponsored Content‘Golden Lights’ Azalea
Azalea x ‘Golden Lights’Extremely hardy selection which provides a massive display of golden-yellow single blooms. Small mounding form is excellent for massing in shrub borders. Deciduous.
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Sponsored ContentTake It Easy™ Rose, Take It Easy™ Shrub Rose, Easy-To-Love•,
Rosa hybrid cv. ‘WEKyoopedko’Glossy foliage continuously covered in red blooms with a pink reverse. Disease resistant and fragrant.
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Sponsored ContentDoris Day Rose, Doris Day Floribunda Rose
Rosa hybrid cv. ‘WEKmajuchi’Golden sunshine yellow, strong spice and fruit fragrance that blooms all summer.
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Sponsored ContentSmokin’ Hot™
Rosa hybrid cv. ‘WEKmopaga’Unique orange-red blossom overlaid with purple smoke on the edges. Great for cut flowers.
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Sponsored ContentDownton Abbey Pretty Lady Rose™ rose
Rosa ‘WEKdadoda’Old-fashioned English style rose enhanced with extraordinary fragrance.
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