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Three monarch butterflies on blooming purple flowers in a sunny garden, surrounded by greenery and clear skies. No people or buildings present.

  • Appar Blue Flax

    Blue Flax is a woody shrubhub that is covered in beautiful majestic blue flowers.

  • Beggar Ticks

    Found in moist open ground, streambanks, roadsides, Beggar ticks can grow up to just under 5 feet and blooms into a beautiful yellow and orange flower.

  • Bigleaf Aster

    Bigleaf Aster is a showy rhizomatous species that source of color along wooded bordersand provides habitat for wildlife.

  • Black Eyed Susan

    Most common native flower in our meadows; provides food and cover for birds

  • Blanket Flower

    Blanket Flower is an attractive bunch-type, daisy-like flower for meadows and along roadsides, found in prairies, meadows, alongside roadsides.

  • Blue False Indigo

    Historically used as a dye; may be used as a specimen plant.

  • Blue Flag

    Rhizomatous species; provides food for waterfowl, marsh birds, and muskrats that lives in wet meadows, bogs, and marshes

  • Blue Vervain

    Native across much of Canada as well as entire US. Rhizomatous, reseeds and may colonize. Burgundy fall foliage.

  • Blunt Broom Sedge

    Bunch-type sedge; provides food and cover for songbirds, ruffed grouse chicks, ducks, and moose

  • Boneset

    Beautiful, hardy component of wetlands; seeds are eaten by swamp sparrows.

  • Brown Eyed Susan

    Provides late summer color and texture to landscapes; provides food for birds, found in old fields, rocky slopes, woodland edges.

  • Butterfly Milkweed

    Showy clump-forming species with tuberous roots; essential food source for monarch butterfly caterpillars. Found in dry woods, abandoned fields, roadsides, shale barrens; grows best in well-drained soils.