Wildflowers
Spring Bloomers
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Interesting berries; mildly
poisonous
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Interesting berries; mildly
poisonous
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Ephemeral; Best in colonies
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Well-drained; Sun/Light Shade
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Common along roadsides;
Hummingbird favorite
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Variable color of flowers;
Bright berries in fall
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Flowers at ground level;
pollinated by beetles
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Moist to wet; Sun to shade
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Brilliant color for the bog
garden or along streams
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Caulophyllum thalictroides
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Ephemeral; Best in colonies
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Brilliant blue berries in fall
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Common at higher elevations
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Not for the home garden; enjoy
in the wild
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Ephemeral; Attractive foliage
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Later bloom than Dutchman's
Breeches; Ephemeral
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Ephemeral; Flowers short-lived
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Moist to dry; Part sun/Shade
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Flowers in summer; berries
last through spring
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Spectacular in the garden;
white form available
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Hepatica nobilis var. obtusa
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Moist to Wet; Sun/Light shade
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Brilliant color for the bog
garden or along streams
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Moist to dry; Part sun/Shade
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Our most common woodlander
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Berries change colors as they
mature
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Moist, well-drained; Shade
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Associated with Sugar Maple
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Moist to dry; Part sun/Shade
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Deer-proof?; Fruits eaten by
box turtles
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Polyploid form (commutatum)
reaches 5-6'
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Moist to ave; Part sun/Shade
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Interesting foliage; brilliant
but brief flowering
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Brilliant red berries in fall
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Ephemeral; Double cultivars
available
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Common; Numerous cultivars
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Brilliant color; easy in the
garden
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Brilliant color; not so easy
in the garden
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Moist/ave; Part sun/Shade
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Light yellow bell-flowers;
tolerates dry shade
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Valuable yellow color for the
spring woodland
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