2026 Pocket Forest ideas

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Goat's Rue
Goat's Rue
GOAT’S RUE TEPHROSIA VIRGINIANA 4 Host to 4 species of moths and butterflies including the gray hairstreak FULL TO PART SUN; UP TO 1’ TALL; PINK FLOWERS JUNE -JULY CAN TOLERATE MEDIUM TO VERY DRY AND POOR SOIL GROWTH HABIT: HAS A DEEP TAP ROOT, VERY HARD TO MOVE ONCE ESTABLISHED EXTREME DROUGHT T...
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Goat's Rue
Gray goldenrod
Gray goldenrod
GRAY GOLDENROD SOLIDAGO NEMORALIS 125 Host to 125 species of moths and butterflies including: 1. Goldenrod Hooded Owlet 2. Brown-Hooded Owlet FULL TO PART SUN; UP TO 2 FEET TALL; YELLOW FLOWERS SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER SOIL: MEDIUM TO DRY, ROCKY, CLAY GROWTH HABIT: CLUMPING, VIGOROUS SELF SEEDER EXTREME...
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Gray goldenrod
Black-eyed Susans
Black-eyed Susans
BLACK-EYED SUSANS RUDBECKIA HIRTA Host to 15 species of moths and butterflies including the Wavy-lined emerald FULL TO PART SUN; UP TO 3’ YELLOW FLOWERS: JUNE-OCTOBER SOIL: MEDIUM-DRY TO DRY GROWTH HABIT: CLUMPING, NATURALIZES -BIENNIAL EXTREME DROUGHT TOLERANT 15 BONAP NATIVE RANGE MAP WITH PERM...
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Black-eyed Susans
Lupine
Lupine
SUNDIAL LUPINE LUPINUS PERENNIS BONAP NATIVE RANGE MAP; EXTINCT IN MAINE; ILLEGAL TO PLANT IN NH 28 Host to 28 species of moths and butterflies including: -Karner blue (endangered) -Eastern tailed-blue FULL TO PART SUN; UP TO 2’ PURPLE FLOWERS: MAY-JULY SOIL: MEDIUM-DRY TO DRY GROWTH HABIT: CLUMP...
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Lupine
Blu Flag Iris
Blu Flag Iris
RAIN GARDEN ONLY
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Blu Flag Iris
Wild Geranium
Wild Geranium
Ground cover any light
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Wild Geranium
Blanket Flower
Blanket Flower
BLANKET FLOWER GALLIARDIA PULCHELLA BONAP NATIVE RANGE MAP; NATURALIZED IN NEW ENGLAND: 2 Host to 2 species of moths and butterflies including the Blanket flower moth FULL TO PART SUN; UP TO 3’ YELLOW/RED FLOWERS: JUNE-AUG. SOIL: MEDIUM-DRY TO DRY GROWTH HABIT: CLUMPING, NATURALIZES EXTREME DROUG...
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Blanket Flower
Columbine
Columbine
Best in shade, red flowers May-June, up to 2ft tall
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Columbine
Little bluestem grass
Little bluestem grass
Might go well next to rocks, up to 3 ft
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Little bluestem grass