Pedicularis canadense-Wood betony

Pedicularis canadense-Wood betonyWood betony is a low growing woodland plant spreading to create a dense cluster of plants. It has an unusual looking yellow bloom and fern like foliage. It blooms in late spring.

It has numerous yellow blooms that hang upside down

it has a fairly long bloom period

It requires full sun but is tolerant of poor soil conditions

The pale purple blooms attract a variety of insects

Beardtongue is a tall prairie plant growing to 2 feet

It usually has a profusion of blooms and it's foliage persists into summer

Gold star grass is a short plant with grass-like leaves and small yellow blooms It blooms in spring and prefers sunny locations

Suitable as a rock garden plant where it can be planted with other low growing plants

branched plant growing about 18"

False Solomon seal is a fairly tall woodland plant with upright stems and stair-stepped leaves

an interesting addition to the natural garden

It likes moisture and shade and it will self sow in time to increase its numbers