Gentiana alba (Cream Gentain) Grass It actively forms tussocks during

It actively forms tussocks during the cooler seasons using its short rhizomoatous root system

Although its name Lysimachia quadriflora (Prairie Loosestrife) sounds as if it is related to the invasive purple loosestrife

Many parts of the Black Walnut tree (leaves

With abundant acres of legume-rich forage or diverse wildflower plantings

It is mostly pollinated by long-tongued bees and for fall interest the seed can really bring in the finches

Gentiana alba (Cream Gentain) Grass It actively forms tussocks duringGentiana alba, or Cream Gentian, is a native perennial that transforms late summer gardens with delicate cream colored flowers blooming from August through October. Standing 2 feet tall, this prairie native flourishes in wet mesic to mesic soils under full sun, making it perfect for moist meadows, wetland edges, and naturalized landscapes. Its elegant blooms provide essential nectar for pollinators during the season's waning months. A hardy, low