Fragaria virginiana (Wild Strawberry) Size:50 Plugs Photo 2 By: By Jason

Photo 2 By: By Jason Sturner [CC BY 2

Leaves are a beautiful yellow to orange in the fall

this wildflower community will display a variety of colors

but if inter-planted among other tall plants it can provide a nice pop in mid-late summer

Carex jamesii (Grass Sedge) can do well in deep shade as it develops early in the spring and blooms before the canopy trees have fully developed their leaves

Fragaria virginiana (Wild Strawberry) Size:50 Plugs Photo 2 By: By JasonWild Strawberry can be a naturalistic groundcover in almost situation. Its low growing trifoliate leaves spread by runners. Pretty white flowers appear in April followed by small, delicious edible red fruits. This plant is exceptionally valuable to wildlife as innumerable insects pollinate it, many moths and skippers use it as a larval host and all types of mammals eat the foliage and fruit. It may go dormant in an exceptionally dry summer, but