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Dalea candida Common Name: White Prairie Clover White Prairie Clover is a member of the legume family and is known for its tall, slender, showy upright clump habit. From June through September, the flower spikes bloom with clusters of white flowers that appear like buttons, opening from the bottom... [ More Info ]

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Dalea purpurea Common Name: Purple Prairie Clover Purple Prairie Clover is a nitrogen-fixing legume with tiny, purple flowers on compact, cone-shaped heads. It is attractive to butterflies and bees, adapts to many soil types and is drought tolerant due to its slender taproot.... [ More Info ]

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Desmanthus illinoensis Common Name: Prairie Bundleflower Prairie Bundleflower has white, dense spheres of florets on stalks. Compound leaves have soft, fern-like appearance. Brown, sickle-shaped Prairie Bundleflower fruits are borne in clusters. Excellent wildlife plant.... [ More Info ]

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Diospyros virginiana Common Name: Persimmon Commonly seen along fencerows, roadsides and field edges, Persimmon is a slow-growing tree that produces small, bell-shaped flowers in spring. After frost, mature persimmon fruits turn orange and taste similar to an apricot. Persimmon fruits are a v... [ More Info ]