Native plants for front garden in Scott County, Kentucky
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- New England AsterSymphyotrichum novae-angliae
Recorded in Scott County
Photo credit
Andrew Sebastian, CC BY 4.0, Original photo
Sep to Oct4.5 ft tall, 2 ft wideSomewhat dry to moist soil - Wild StrawberryFragaria virginiana
Recorded in Scott County
Photo credit
(c) Henrik Kibak, some rights reserved (CC BY), CC BY 4.0, Original photo
White, Spring6 in tall, 1.5 ft wideSomewhat dry to moist soil - Wild GeraniumGeranium maculatum
Recorded in Scott County
Photo credit
(c) Melissa McMasters, some rights reserved (CC BY), CC BY 4.0, Original photo
Spring, Summer1.5 ft tall, 1 ft wideUsually moist soil - Swamp MilkweedAsclepias incarnata
Recorded in Scott County
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Jasper Shide, CC0, Original photo
Jun to Aug4 ft tall, 2.5 ft wideUsually moist soil - Dwarf LarkspurDelphinium tricorne
Recorded in Scott County
Photo credit
ragbird, CC0, Original photo
Mar to May2 ft tall, 1 ft wideUsually moist soil - Wild Blue PhloxPhlox divaricata
Recorded in Scott County
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Wilson44691, CC0, Original photo
Apr to Jun10 in tall, 1 ft wideUsually moist soil - Early Meadow-rueThalictrum dioicum
Recorded in Scott County
Photo credit
(c) Ryan Hodnett, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA), CC BY-SA 4.0, Original photo
Apr to May1.5 ft tall, 1.5 ft wideUsually moist soil - Great Blue LobeliaLobelia siphilitica
Recorded in Scott County
Photo credit
Agnieszka Kwiecień, Nova, CC BY-SA 3.0, Original photo
Blue, Jul to Oct3 ft tall, 1 ft wideUsually moist soil - Eastern ColumbineAquilegia canadensis
Recorded in Scott County
Photo credit
Ragesoss, CC BY-SA 3.0, Original photo
Mar to Jun2 ft tall, 1 ft wideSomewhat dry to moist soil










