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Allium stellatum
Prairie Onion
$9.99

A classic beauty of upland prairies, this slender plant has delicate purple and white flowers.

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Allium textile
Textile Onion/White Wild Onion

A white-flowered onion of the Great Plains that thrives in dry soils.

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Allium tricoccum
Wild Leek

The classic early-spring Allium of mature woodlands.

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Anemone canadensis
Canada Anemone

These short beauties have buttercup-like flowers and thrive in areas with moisture.

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Anemone patens (Pulsatilla patens)
Pasque Flower

Quintessential, early-spring beauty with lavender flowers that bloom before much of the prairie springs into action.

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Anemonella thalictroides
Rue Anemone

This small, delicate wildflower is one of the first woodland plants to bloom in the spring!

Photo by and (c)2007 Derek Ramsey

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Antennaria plantaginifolia
Pussytoes

Beautiful and unique ground cover with soft, fuzzy leaves and flowers that resemble the pads on cats’ feet.

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Aralia nudicaulis
Wild Sarsaparilla

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Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
Michigan Bearberry

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Artemisia frigida
Fringed Sagewort

A low-growing sage with delicate white flowers that thrives in extremely dry areas.

Photo credit: Jim Pisarowicz, NPS

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Asarum canadense
Wild Ginger
$8.99

A low-growing woodland with heart-shaped leaves.

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Asclepias pumila
Plains Milkweed

A short milkweed with light pink flowers. Excellent for butterflies and bees.

Image credit: Mack Hitch, https://plants-animals-northeast-colorado.com/

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