Pruyn Demonstration Meadow Garden Plant Combinations
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1 Pruyn Demonstration Meadow Garden Plant Combinations Meadow perennials begin blooming July Most flowering August-October Spectacular late summer-fall foliage color A few drifts of earlier bloom
2 Eupatorium dubium Little Joe August-Sept Fall with flowers Summer foliagae Baptisia australis May-June Echinacea purpurea July-September Spring foliage Golden orange fall foliage with silvery wheat-colored flowers Area A-1 Little Bluestem Plant Combination
3 Area A-2 Prairie Dropseed Plant Combination Aster novae-angliae Sept-Oct Eupatorium dubium Little Joe, Aug-Sept Rudbeckia fulgida July-Sept Tan-gold airy flowers August-September Liatris pycnostachya July-Aug and Rudbeckia triloba Echinacea purpurea July-Sept Bouteloua curtipendula Aug-Sept Fall color yellow to pumpkin orange
4 Area A-3 Big Bluestem Blackhawks Plant Combination Dark green foliage begins to turn red with late summer cool nights Foliage dark purple, nearly black fall Dark green foliage begins to turn red with cool late summer nights Rudbeckia submentosa Aug-Oct Asclepias tuberosa June-Sept Field of Andropogon gerardii the species and A. Red October adjacent to Blackhawks combination June-Sept Parthenium integrifolium Amsonia hubrechtii Parthenium integrifolium
5 Area A-4 Big Bluestem Plant Combination Coppery red fall into winter Summer Ratibida pinnata July-Sept Bloom Aug-Sept Amsonia hubrechtii Amsonia tabernaemontana var. salicifolia May-June Amsonia hubrechtii fall Amsonia hubrechtii Pycnanthemum muticum Aug-Sept Golden fall foliage
6 Area A-5 Sideoats Grama Plant Combination Rudbeckia fulgida July-Sept Boltonia asteroides Snowbank August-September Flowers tan with golden brown foliage fall Amsonia hubrechtii Amsonia hubrechtii May-June Asclepias tuberosa June-Sept Aug-Sept bloom Amsonia hubrechtii fall Flowers with golden brown foliage fall
7 Area B-1 Northern Sea Oats Plant Combination Eupatorium coelestinum Aug-Sept Aster novae-angliae Sept-Oct Agastache foeniculum July-Sept Seedheads purplish bronze fall Bright green summer foliage Green flower buds August Leaves turn coppery after frost, then brown winter Wheat colored Bloom Sept
8 Panicum virgatum Northwind Steel blue blades Flower panicles Yellow fall foliage Rudbeckia fulgida July-Sept C.latifolium flower buds Asclepias syriaca June-July Chasmanthium latifolium fall Flower panicles August Area B-2 Switchgrass Northwind Plant Combination
9 Area B-3 Switchgrass Plant Combination Chasmanthium latifolium August bloom C. Latifolium flower panicles September Rudbeckia fulgida Asclepias syriaca June-July Yellow fall foliage, turns beige winter Panicum virgatum pink-tinged July bloom Pink-tinged bloom July through fall Pink-tinged bloom with foliage turning red-bronze
10 Area B-3 Switchgrass Shenandoah Plant Combination Leaves darken summer Red flowers July late fall Green leaves develop red Tips after emergence Panicum virgatum Cape Breeze August-September Rudbeckia submentosa August-October Echinacea purpurea July-Sept Pycnanthemum muticum
11 Area B-4 Pink Hairgrass Plant Combination Aster laevis Aug-Oct Echinacea pallida June-July September-October bloom Eryngium yuccafolium June-August Bouteloua curtipendula Aug-Sept
12 Area B-5 Indiangrass Plant Combination Golden brown seedheads October Cassia hebecarpa July-August Eupatorium dubium Little Joe Aug-Sept Copper bloom Aug-Sept Blue green foliage summer Solidago rugosa Fireworks Sept-Oct
13 Pruyn Demonstration Meadow Garden Plant List Rev Plant Name Seed Host Nectar Time of Bloom Soil Moisture Birds Plant Plant Type Req. Agastache foeniculum / Lavender Hyssop S N July-Sept s,l dry-med Nectar for hummingbirds Amsonia hubrechtii / Threadleaf Bluestar N May-June l dry-med Amsonia tabernaemontana var. salicifolia / Bluestar N May-June s,l,c med-moist Andropogon gerardii / Big Bluestem S H Aug-Oct s,l,c dry-moist Host for Delaware Skipper and other skippers Andropogon gerardii Black Hawks S H Aug-Oct s,l,c dry-moist Host for Common Wood Nymph, Delaware Skipper and other skippers Asclepias syriaca / Common Milkweed H N June-Aug s,l,c dry-med Host for Monarch, nectar for hummingbirds Asclepias tuberosa / Butterfly Weed H N June-Sept s,l dry-med Hummingbird nectar, Host for Monarch, Gray Hairstreak Aster laevis / Smooth Aster S H N Sept-Oct s,l,c med-moist Host for American Lady, Painted Lady, Pearly Crescentspot, Saddleback Caterpillar Moth Aster novae angliae / New England Aster S H N Sept-Oct s,l,c med-moist Nectar for Hummingbirds, Host for American Lady, Painted Lady, Pearly Crescentspot, Saddleback Caterpillar Moth Baptisia australis / Blue False Indigo H N May-June s,l,c med Host for Clouded Sulphur, Orange Sulphur, Eastern Tailed Blue Boltonia asteroides Snow Bank / False Aster Snow Bank N Sept-Oct l med Bouteloua curtipendula / Sideoats Grama S H Aug-Sept s,l dry-med Host for Skippers Cassia hebecarpa / Wild Senna S N July-Aug s,l,c med-moist Nectar for hummingbirds
14 Plant Name Seed Host Nectar Time of Bloom Soil Moisture Birds Plant Plant Type Req. Chasmanthium latifolium / Northern Sea Oats S H Aug-Oct l dry-med Host for skippers Echinacea pallida / Pale Purple Coneflower S N June-July s,l,c dry-med Echinacea purpurea / Purple Coneflower S N July-Aug+ s,l,c dry-med Nectar for hummingbirds Eryngium yuccafolium / Rattlesnake Master S H N June-Aug s,l,c dry-med Host for swallowtails Eupatorium coelestinum / Mist Flower N Aug-Sept s,l,c med-moist Eupatorium dubium Little Joe / Joe Pye Weed Little Joe N Aug-Sept s,l,c med Liatris pychnostachya / Prairie Blazing Star S N July-Aug s,l,c med-moist Nectar for hummingbirds Muhlenbergia capillaris / Pink Hairgrass S N Sept-Oct s,l,c dry-med Panicum virgatum / Switch Grass S H Aug-Sept s,l,c dry-med Host for Hobomok Skipper, Delaware Skipper Panicum virgatum North Wind / Switchgrass Northwind S H Aug-Sept s,l,c dry-med Host for Hobomok Skipper, Delaware Skipper Panicum virgatum Shenandoah / Switchgrass Shenandoah S H Aug-Sept s,l,c dry-med Host for Hobomok Skipper, Delaware Skipper Panicum virgatum Cape Breeze / Switchgrass Cape Breeze S H Aug-Sept s,l,c dry-med Host for Hobomok Skipper, Delaware Skipper Parthenium integrifolium / Wild Quinine N June-Sept s,l,c med Pycnanthemum muticum / Mountain Mint H N Aug-Sept l med Host for Hermit Sphinx Moth Ratibida pinnata / Yellow Coneflower S N July-Sept s,l,c dry-med-mo Rudbeckia fulgida / Orange Coneflower S N July-Sept l,c med Host for Pearly Crescentspot
15 Plant Name Seed Host Nectar Time of Bloom Soil Moisture Birds Plant Plant Type Req. Rudbeckia fulgida Goldstrum / Orange Coneflower Goldstrum S N July-Sept l,c med Host for Pearly Crescentspot Rudbeckia submentosa / Sweet Black Eyed Susan S N Aug-Oct s,l,c med-moist Schizachyrium scoparium / Little Bluestem S H Aug-Oct s,l dry-med Host for many skippers, including Dusted Skipper, Swarthy Skipper Solidago rugosa Fireworks / Goldenrod Fireworks S H N Sept-Oct s,l,c med-moist Host for Orange Sulphur Sorghastrum nutans / Indiangrass S H Aug-Sept s,l,c dry-moist Host for skippers Sporobolus heterolepis / Prairie Dropseed S H Aug-Sept s,l dry-med Host for skippers Abbreviations S Seed for birds H Host plant for butterflies N Nectar for butterflies and other pollinators s sandy, l loamy, c clayey
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