Plants & Products

A Native plant is a plant that has evolved naturally in a location, without the interferrence of man. Native plants not only have adapted to the local soils and weather conditions they are vital the wildlife that has adapted to the native plant's life-cycle.

Native plants are trending with gardeners as they look more to the sustainability of our local wildlife and to plants that demand less care in the garden.

It is up to each gardener to evaluate plants as acceptable native varieties. In this listing you will find some naturally occuring cultivars and selections that still provide the benefit to wildlife as the straight species.

Native Plants

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Botanical Name	Common Name	Exposure	Flower Color
Sedum ternatum	Woodland Stonecrop	Sun/pt Shade	White	more info
Description Evergreen groundcover native to Missouri. Thrives in tough soils and under trees. Spreads with strings of starry flowers in late spring to early summer. Zone 4-8 Height 4-6
Silene stellata	Starry Campion	Sun/Part Shade	White	more info
Description The white flowers have five fringed petals enclosed at the base. These flowers have no scent; pollination is mainly by moths, and the occasional bee. This is a hardy, drought-tolerant plant that re-seeds itself. Zone 5-8 Height 24-36" Purpose Borders, Wildflower Gardens, Native
Sisyrinchium ang. 'Lucerne'	Lucerne Blue-Eyed Grass	Sun/Part Sun	Purple	more info
Description Bright blue, star-shaped flowers, centered gold, above fine, iris-like foliage May-July. Sisyrinchium is highly regarded as an outstanding, first rate choice for the rockery, trough or alpine garden. Zone 5-8 Height 4-6''
Solidago rugosa 'Fireworks'	Fireworks Goldenrod	Sun/Pt Shade	Bright Gold	more info
Description A compact clump forming goldenrod with a radiating flower form that really looks like fireworks! This plant adds spectacular form and bright color to the late summer border. Zone 4-9
Solidago speciosa	Showy Goldenrod	Sun	Yellow	more info
Description Tiny, bright yellow flowers grow in a cluster atop a stiff, red stem. Flowers bloom mid to late summer. Attractive to bees and butterflies. Zone 3-8 Height 24-36" Purpose Borders, Wildflower Gardens, Native
Spigelia marilandica 'Little Redhead'	Little Redhead Indian Pink	Sun/Pt Shade	Red	more info
Description 'Little Redhead' is a superior selection of the species, vegetatively propagated to ensure uniformity. Dark red tubular flowers with yellow interiors are produced above top of an upright clump of dark green, wedge-shaped leaves. Zone 5-9 Height 24-28"