RAIN GARDEN PLANT GUIDE

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RAIN GARDEN PLANT GUIDE Use this guide to select the best plant mix for your Rain Garden

Bird and Butterfly Mix Height Bloom Color Wild Columbine: Aquilegia canadensis 1-3' Apr-June Pink/Yellow Cardinal Flower: Lobelia cardinalis 3-5' July-Sept Red New England Aster: Aster novae-angliae 3-6' Sept-Oct Light Purple Butterfly Weed: Asclepias tuberosa 2-3' Jun-Sep Orange Blue Vervain: Verbena hastata 3-5' Jul-Sep Blue/Purple Switchgrass: Panicum virgatum 4-6' May-Sep Wild Columbine: Flower and Leaves New England Aster: Flower and Leaves Blue Vervain: Flower and Leaves Cardinal Flower: Flower and Leaves Butterfly Weed: Flower and Leaves Switch Grass: Full-Grown Plant and Leaves

Full Sun and Short Mix Height Bloom Color Great Blue Lobelia: Lobelia siphilitica 1-2' Jul-Sep Blue/Purple Black Eyed Susan: Rudbeckia hirta 1-3' Jun-Sep Yellow Riddell's Goldenrod: Solidago riddellii 1-3' Jul-Sep Yellow Wild Columbine: Aquilegia canadensis 1-3' Apr-Jun Red/Pink Culver's Root: Veronicastrum virginicum 2-4' Jul-Aug White Fox Sedge: Carex stipata 1-3' Jun-July Great Blue Lobelia: Flower and Leaves Black Eyed Susan: Flower and Leaves Wild Columbine: Flower and Leaves Riddell s Goldenrod: Flower and Leaves Culver s Root: Flower and Leaves Fox Sedge: Full-Grown Plant and Leaves

Full Sun and Tall Mix Height Bloom Color Yellow Coneflower: Ratibida pinnata 4-5' Jul-Sep Yellow Marsh Red Milkweed: Asclepias incarnata 3-5' Jun-Aug Red/Pink New England Aster: Aster novae-angliae 3-6' Sept-Oct Light Purple Spotted Joe Pye Weed: Eupatorium maculatum 4-6' Jul-Sep Pink/Purple Sneezeweed: Helenium autumnale 3-5' Aug-Sep Yellow Switchgrass: Panicum virgatum 4-6' May-Sep Yellow Coneflower: Flower and Leaves Marsh Red Milkweed: Flower and Leaves New England Aster: Flower and Leaves Spotted Joe Pye Weed: Flower and Leaves Sneezeweed: Flower and Leaves Switch Grass: Full-Grown Plant and Leaves

Full Sun Mix Height Bloom Color Purple Coneflower: Echinacea purpurea 3-4' July-Aug Purple Pale Leaved Sunflower: Helianthus strumosus 1-3' July-Aug Yellow Dwarf Blazing Star: Liatris cylindracea 1-3' Aug-Oct Purple Black Eyed Susan: Rudbeckia hirta 1-3' June-Sep Yellow Wild Lupine: Lupinus perennis 1-3' May-June Blue/Purple Cream Wild Indigo: Baptisia leucophanea 1-2' May-June White Prairie Dropseed: Sporobolus heterolepis 2-3' July-Aug Purple Coneflower: Flower and Leaves Pale Leaved Sunflower: Flower and Leaves Dwarf Blazing Star: Flower and Leaves Black Eyed Susan: Flower and Leaves Wild Lupine: Flower and Leaves Cream Wild Indigo: Flower and Leaves Prairie Dropseed: Full-Grown Plant and Leaves

Part Sun and Short Mix Height Bloom Color Mist Flower: Eupatorium coelestinum 1-3' Jul-Oct Blue/Purple Black Eyed Susan: Rudbeckia hirta 1-3' Jun-Sep Yellow False Aster: Boltonia asteroides 2-4' Aug-Oct White/Yellow Wild Bergamont: Monarda fistuola 2-4' Jun-Aug Light Purple Prairie Blazing Star: Liatris pycnostachya 2-4' July-Sep Dark Purple Little Bluestem: Andropogon scoparium 2-3' Jun-July Black Eyed Susan: Flower and Leaves Mist Flower: Flower and Leaves False Aster: Flower and Leaves Wild Bergamot: Flower and Leaves Prairie Blazing Star: Flower and Leaves Little Bluestem: Full-Grown Plant and Leaves

Part Sun Mix Height Bloom Color Sky Blue Aster: Aster azureus 1-3' Aug-Oct Light Blue Wild Columbine: Aquilegia canadensis 1-3' Apr-June Red Wild Geranium: Geranium maculatum 1-2' Apr-June Light Purple Black Eyed Susan: Rudbeckia hirta 1-3' June-Sep Yellow Spiderwort: Tradescantia ohiensis 2-4' May-July Blue Cream Wild Indigo: Baptisia leucophanea 1-2' May-June White Prairie Dropseed: Sporobolus heterolepis 2-3' July-Aug Wild Columbine: Flower and Leaves Sky Blue Aster: Flower and Leaves Wild Geranium: Flower and Leaves Black Eyed Susan: Flower and Leaves Spiderwort: Flower and Leaves Cream Wild Indigo: Flower and Leaves Prairie Dropseed: Full-Grown Plant and Leaves