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2015 Keep Montgomery County BeautifulBeautification Grant ProgramPurposeKeep Montgomery County Beautiful (KMCB) established the Beautification Grant in order to promote volunteerism and community beautification within Montgomery County.Eligibility: Funds are available on a competitive basis within Montgomery County (see list of eligible groups below). Funding can be used to:Purchase plants/bulbs: shrubs, trees, perennials (once planted, perennials grow back every year) and annuals (die after one season). Requests for potting soil and/or compost, if accompanying plant purchases, will be considered. Native plants, perennials and drought-tolerant plants are preferred. See Appendix B for list of suggested native and drought-tolerant plants.Purchase community garden materials: Lumber/hardware for raised flower/vegetable beds, Vegetable seeds, soil, mulch, fertilizer. Purchase materials for graffiti abatement: Paint and painting supplies (brushes, rollers, pans, etc.)*Hand tools and power tools are not eligible for grant funds. The beautification grant review committee is responsible for determining the eligibility of all requested items. Eligible groups include:KMCB Adopt-An-Area groupsCommunity Pride Cleanup Supply Trailer groupsGroups posting projects on the United Way’s Volunteer Connection website. The project posted on the website must be the same project for which you use the grant. Day of Action/Make a Difference Day/ Global Youth Service Day groups through the United Way (this includes corporate volunteers)501(c)3sMontgomery County Solid Waste District Grant Recipients (MCSWD). KMCB Grant must be used to enhance previous grant received from MCSWD. An example would be plants purchased through this grant are placed into recycled content planters or used in recycled content raised beds purchased from a Montgomery County grant.Habitat for Humanity ProjectsNo grant funding will be provided to beautify private property or commercial properties (some exceptions listed above). Beautification Subcommittee will have the final decision as to eligibility of grant application.Funding & Funding DecisionsMaximum grant funding is $1,000. Funding decisions are made by the Beautification Subcommittee of the Keep Montgomery County Beautiful Board, based upon rating criteria. Partial funding may be approved. Award announcements will be made by April 10, 2015. No monetary match is required. Plants/BulbsIf grant funding is received for plants, a purchase order will be issued to an approved provider(s) of your choice for the amount of the grant award. The list of approved providers is in Appendix A. The purchase order will be restricted to the purchases of plants and plant materials as defined above. The grant recipient is responsible for shopping at the approved provider of their choice. The grant recipient will receive a copy of the purchase order. The purchase order must be presented to the approved provider at the time of purchase. All funds under the purchase order must be used by October 31, 2015. The approved provider will send a detailed invoice to Montgomery County Solid Waste District for payment.Other Grant Eligible ItemsIf your group receives funding for eligible materials other than garden center items (Lumber, paint, paint supplies, etc.), KMCB and the Montgomery County Solid Waste District will facilitate the purchase and delivery of items. Rating CriteriaNeed & Impact on Neighborhood/AreaMaintenance & SustainabilityLevel of Community/Volunteer Involvement (higher value given if youth volunteers from the community participate in the project )Detailed PlanGroups must demonstrate a minimum 20% volunteer hour match, valued at $10 per hour. Example: $1,000 in grant funding = 20 volunteer hours ($200 at $10 per hour)Approved projects will receive an Award Letter. We encourage groups to use this letter when seeking additional donations.Accountability & Reporting RequirementsGrant recipients will be required to submit a project summary report evaluating the project within 60 days of project completion or no later than November 6, 2015. A project summary report form will be sent with the grant recipient’s announcement letter. This report summary will include the following sections: review of the project, successes, challenges and after-photos of beautification site.2015Keep Montgomery County BeautifulBeautification Grant Application Please be concise when answering questions. Use no more than 200 words per question. (You may use additional pages in necessary.)Tell us about your organization or group. What is your mission (or purpose)? Who do you serve? Does your group serve a target area? If yes, what area is that? What is the overall purpose of your project? Please explain. Please provide a detailed project description and timeline. How will this project benefit the neighborhood/community? Who will benefit? Include “before” photos of the site to be beautified. If this project is part of a larger project or plan, please explain the relationship and indicate the expectations for completion of the larger project. Will you have any partners with this project? If yes, describe the collaboration. Estimate the total number of volunteers and volunteer hours that will go into this project. (20% volunteer hour match is required to receive grant funding.) How will you maintain the project once it is completed (and the funds from the Beautification Grant are expended)? Describe in detail items to be purchased. Total project budget (from all sources). Amount requested. Estimates will be accepted. Expense DescriptionGrant Funds RequestedOther FundingSourcesExample: 5 echinacea plants (3” pots)$24.95TOTAL ($1,000 or less)If you are requesting funding for garden center items, you will need to make your grant funded purchases at one of the garden centers listed in Appendix A. Please select a garden center and list the name below: If funding were not offered, would completion of the project proceed? Please explain. Did you receive funds from KMCB in the previous year? If so, did you complete your project and submit a project summary report? Include any other relevant information. Who will be overseeing the project on behalf of the organization/group?Name: Title:Organization/Group:How is this group eligible (see list on page 1)? Federal ID # (for 501(c)3 organizations): Municipality or Township:Location of Proposed Project: DO NOT assume that you have permission to take on projects in areas you do not own! Applicants must obtain permission from Habitat for Humanity homeowners, Neighborhood Associations, governmental jurisdictions, etc. in order to plant in the proposed project area. Proof of approval will be requested by the Beautification Subcommittee.Address: Phone: Best time to call: Fax: Email: Certification and General Terms and ConditionsBy signing below, or by electronically submitting this application, you are hereby certifying that the information in your application is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge.? You are further certifying and agreeing that any funds awarded will be used for the purpose and projects described in your application.? Any changes, additions or deletions must be approved in writing by the Beautification Subcommittee of Keep Montgomery County Beautiful. You hereby authorize Keep Montgomery County Beautiful to purchase plants or plant materials for your beautification project described herein. Keep Montgomery County Beautiful has the sole and exclusive discretion to purchase plants and materials for your project directly from providers approved by Keep Montgomery County Beautiful. Any award of funds is conditioned on your agreeing that all unused funds shall remain the property of Keep Montgomery County Beautiful. You hereby acknowledge that all funds are awarded in the sole discretion of the Keep Montgomery County Beautiful Beautification Subcommittee. _________________________________________________ _________________________ Signature DateGrant applications must be received by KMCB no later than March 20, 2015.Mail Grant Application to:KMCB2550 Sandridge Dr.Dayton, Ohio 45439Attn: Beautification Subcommittee-Or-Email Grant Application to:FowlsB@Keep Montgomery County Beautiful & Beautification Subcommittee:Keep Montgomery County Beautiful serves as a local affiliate of the national Keep America Beautiful organization. The Board is comprised of various community representatives, including but not limited to, local government, business/industry, education, and service organizations. The purpose of Keep Montgomery County Beautiful is to coordinate and concentrate efforts and actions which shall foster and encourage the progression of litter prevention and awareness activities for Montgomery County, Ohio.? Keep America Beautiful follows a practical approach that unites citizens, businesses and government to find solutions that advance our core issues of preventing litter, reducing waste, and beautifying communities.The mission of the Beautification Subcommittee of Keep Montgomery County Beautiful is to empower people to beautify their communities.Appendix A2015Keep Montgomery County BeautifulGarden Center Approved Provider ListNameAddressCityTelephoneBrown & Son’s Nursery11506 Dayton Greenville PikeBrookville 836-5826885-5826North Dayton Garden Center1309 Brandt PikeDayton233-5761Siebenthaler Garden Center6000 Far Hills Ave.Centerville434-1326Stockslager Garden Center14037 Eaton PikeNew Lebanon687-2722Vogel’s Nursery10290 Old Dayton Rd.New Lebanon854-2497Wengerlawn Nursery6347 Wengerlawn Brookville884-7692Appendix BWildflowers Native to OhioLatin NameAllium cernuumAquilegia canadensisAsclepias incarnataAsclepias syriacaAsclepias tuberosaAstragalus canadensisBaptisia albaBaptisia australisCaltha palustrisCeanothus americanusCoreopsis lanceolataDalea purpureaDesmodium canadenseDodecatheon meadiaEchinacea purpureaEpilobium angustifoliumEryngium yuccifoliumEupatorium maculatumEupatorium purpureumHelenium autumnaleHelianthus laetiflorusHelianthus maximillianiHelianthus mollisHeliopsis helianthoidesIris virginica shreveiIris versicolorLespedeza capitataLiatris pycnostachyaLobelia cardinalisLobelia siphiliticaLupinus perennisMonarda fistulosaMonarda punctataOenothera biennisOligoneuron albumOligoneuron ohioenseOligoneuron rigidumParthenium integrifoliumPenstemon digitalisPenstemon grandiflorusPhysostegia virginianaPolemonium reptansPycnanthemum virginianumRatibida columniferaRatibida pinnataRosa arkansanaRosa blandaRudbeckia hirtaRudbeckia laciniataRudbeckia trilobaRuellia humilisSenna hebecarpaSilene regiaSilphium laciniatumSilphium perfoliatumSilphium terebinthinaceumSolidago speciosaSymphyotrichum laeveSymphyotrichum novae-angliaeSymphyotrichum oolentangienseSymphyotrichum sericeumTradescantia ohiensisVerbena hastataVerbena strictaVernonia fasciculataVernonia noveboracensisVeronicastrum virginicumZizia aureaCommon NameNodding Wild OnionWild ColumbineRed MilkweedCommon MilkweedButterflyweedCanada Milk VetchWhite False IndigoBlue False IndigoMarsh MarigoldNew Jersey TeaLance Leaf CoreopsisPurple Prairie CloverCanada Tick TrefoilShooting StarPurple ConeflowerFireweedRattlesnake MasterJoe Pye WeedSweet Joe Pye WeedHelen's FlowerShowy SunflowerMaximillian's SunflowerDowny SunflowerOx-eye SunflowerWild IrisBlue Flag IrisRoundhead Bush CloverPrairie BlazingstarCardinal FlowerGreat Blue LobeliaWild LupineBergamotDotted MintEvening PrimroseWhite AsterOhio GoldenrodStiff GoldenrodWild QuinineSmooth PenstemonBeardtongueFalse DragonheadJacob's LadderMountain MintPrairie ConeflowerYellow ConeflowerWild RoseMeadow RoseBlack-eyed SusanGreen-headed ConeflowerBranched ConeflowerWild PetuniaWild SennaRoyal CatchflyCompass PlantCupplantPrairie DockShowy GoldenrodSmooth AsterNew England AsterSky Blue AsterSilky AsterSpiderwortBlue VervainHoary VervainIronweedNew York IronweedCulver's RootGolden AlexandersGrasses Native to OhioLatin NameAndropogon gerardiiBouteloua curtipendulaChasmanthium latifoliumElymus canadensisElymus hystrixElymus virginicusHierochloe odorataKoeleria macranthaPanicum virgatumSchizachyrium scopariumSorghastrum nutansSporobolus heterolepisCommon NameBig BluestemSideoats GramaNorthern Sea OatsCanada Wild RyeBottlebrush GrassVirginia Wild RyeSweet GrassJunegrassSwitchgrassLittle BluestemIndiangrassPrairie DropseedSource: Wildflower Farm; and Shrubs Native to OhioLatin NameCommon NameDurationHabitSunWaterAcer nigrumBlack maplePerennial Tree Shade, Part-shade Moist Acer rubrumRed maple, Scarlet maplePerennial Tree Sun, Part-shade Moist Acer saccharumSugar maplePerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Achillea millefoliumCommon yarrow, Yarrow, Milfoil, Western yarrowPerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Dry Actaea pachypodaWhite baneberryPerennial Herb Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Actaea rubraRed baneberryPerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Aesculus glabraOhio buckeye, Texas buckeye, Horse chestnutPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Amelanchier arboreaCommon serviceberry, Downy serviceberry, Shadbush, JuneberryPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Dry Amelanchier canadensisCanadian service-berry, Canadian serviceberry, Juneberry, Shadblow serviceberryPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Amelanchier laevisAllegheny service-berry, Allegheny serviceberry, ServiceberryPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Amorpha canescensLeadplant, Leadplant amorpha, Prairie shoestringPerennial Shrub Sun, Part-shade Dry Amorpha fruticosaIndigo bush, False indigo bush, False indigo, Desert false indigoPerennial Shrub Sun, Part-shade Moist Anaphalis margaritaceaPearly-everlasting, Western pearly everlastingPerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Dry Andropogon gerardiiBig bluestem, TurkeyfootPerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun, Part-shade Moist Anemone canadensisCanadian anemone, Round-leaf thimbleweed, Canada anemone, Windflower, Meadow anemonePerennial Herb Shade, Part-shade Moist Aquilegia canadensisEastern red columbine, Wild red columbinePerennial Herb Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Asclepias tuberosaButterflyweed, Butterfly milkweed, Orange milkweedPerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Moist, Dry Asimina trilobaPawpaw, Common paw paw, Indian bananaPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Betula lentaCherry birch, Sweet birchPerennial Tree Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Betula nigraRiver birchPerennial Tree Part-shade Moist Betula populifoliaGray birchPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist, Dry Betula pumilaBog birchPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet Bouteloua curtipendulaSideoats gramaPerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun, Part-shade Moist, Dry Bromus kalmiiArctic brome, Prairie brome, Wild chessPerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun Dry Campanula rotundifoliaBluebell bellflower, Bluebell-of-Scotland, HarebellPerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Dry Campanulastrum americanumAmerican bellflower, American-bellflower, Tall bellflowerAnnual Herb Part-shade Moist Campsis radicansTrumpet creeper, Trumpet vine, Common trumpet creeper, Cow vinePerennial Vine Sun Moist, Dry Carpinus carolinianaAmerican hornbeam, Blue beech, Musclewood, IronwoodPerennial Tree Shade, Part-shade Moist Carya albaMockernut hickoryPerennial Tree Part-shade Moist Carya cordiformisBitternut hickory, Swamp hickoryPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Carya glabraPignut hickoryPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Dry Carya ovataShagbark hickoryPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Ceanothus americanusNew Jersey tea, RedrootPerennial Shrub Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Cephalanthus occidentalisCommon buttonbush, Buttonbush, Button willowPerennial Shrub Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Cercis canadensisEastern redbud, RedbudPerennial Tree Shade, Part-shade Moist Chamerion angustifolium ssp. angustifoliumFireweed, Narrow-leaf fireweed, Willow herbPerennial Herb Sun Moist Claytonia carolinianaCarolina springbeautyPerennial Herb Part-shade Wet, Moist Claytonia virginicaVirginia springbeauty, SpringbeautyPerennial Herb Part-shade Moist Conoclinium coelestinumBlue mistflowerPerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Moist Coreopsis lanceolataLanceleaf coreopsis, Lanceleaf tickseed, Lance-leaved coreopsis, Sand coreopsisPerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Dry Cornus alternifoliaAlternate-leaf dogwood, Alternateleaf dogwood, Pogoda dogwoodPerennial Shrub Shade, Part-shade Moist Cornus floridaFlowering dogwoodPerennial Tree Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Cornus sericeaRedosier dogwood, Redosier, Red-twig dogwood, Red-osier dogwoodPerennial Shrub Part-shade Moist Corylus americanaAmerican hazelnut, American filbertPerennial Shrub Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Dasiphora fruticosa ssp. floribundaGolden-hardhack, Potentilla, Shrubby cinquefoilPerennial Shrub Sun Dry Delphinium tricorneDwarf larkspurPerennial Herb Part-shade Moist Desmodium canadenseShowy tick trefoilPerennial Herb Sun Moist, Dry Diospyros virginianaCommon persimmon, Eastern persimmonPerennial Tree Part-shade Dry Echinacea purpureaEastern purple coneflower, Purple coneflowerPerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Dry Elymus canadensisCanada wildrye or Canada wild rye, Canadian wildrye, Prairie wildrye, Nodding wildryePerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun, Part-shade Moist Euonymus atropurpureusBurningbush, Eastern wahoo, Burning bushPerennial Shrub Part-shade Eupatoriadelphus fistulosusJoe-pye weed, Trumpetweed, Queen of the meadowPerennial Herb Sun Wet, Moist Eupatorium purpureumPurple joepyeweed, Sweet-scented joepyeweedPerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Fagus grandifoliaAmerican beechPerennial Tree Shade, Part-shade Moist Fothergilla gardeniiDwarf witchalder, Dwarf witch-alder, Dwarf fothergillaPerennial Shrub Part-shade Fraxinus americanaWhite ashPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Fraxinus nigraBlack ashPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Gleditsia triacanthosHoney locust, Common Honey-locust, Honey-locust, Thornless common honey-locustPerennial Tree Part-shade Moist Gymnocladus dioicusKentucky coffeetreePerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Hamamelis virginianaWitch hazel, American witch hazelPerennial Tree Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Helianthus occidentalisFewleaf sunflower, Western sunflowerPerennial Herb Sun Helianthus tuberosusJerusalem artichoke, SunchokePerennial Herb Sun Moist, Dry Hesperostipa sparteaPorcupinegrass, Porcupine grassPerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun Dry Hibiscus moscheutosCrimsoneyed rosemallow, Crimson-eyed rose-mallow, Marshmallow hibiscusPerennial Shrub Sun, Part-shade Wet, Moist Ilex opacaAmerican holly, Christmas hollyPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Dry Ilex verticillataCommon winterberry, Michigan holly, Black alderPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist, Dry Juglans cinereaButternut, White walnutPerennial Tree Sun Moist Juglans nigraBlack walnut, Eastern black walnutPerennial Tree Sun, Part-shade Moist Juniperus communisCommon juniperPerennial Tree Sun Dry Juniperus virginianaEastern red cedar, Eastern redcedar, Virginia juniperPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Dry Koeleria macranthaPrairie Junegrass, JunegrassPerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun Dry Liatris spicataDense blazing star, Dense gayfeather, Marsh blazing starPerennial Herb Sun Moist Liatris squarrosaBlazing star, Scaly blazing star, Scaly gayfeatherPerennial Herb Sun Dry Liquidambar styracifluaSweetgum, American sweetgumPerennial Tree Part-shade Moist Liriodendron tulipiferaTuliptree, Tulip poplarPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Lobelia cardinalisCardinal flowerPerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Lobelia siphiliticaGreat blue lobeliaPerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Lupinus perennisSundial lupine, Wild lupinePerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Dry Magnolia acuminataCucumbertreePerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Malus coronariaAmerican crab, Sweet crabapplePerennial Tree Part-shade Moist Mitchella repensPartridgeberry, Twinberry, Running boxPerennial Herb Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Monarda didymaScarlet beebalm, Oswego tea, Red bergamotPerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Wet, Moist Monarda fistulosaWild bergamot, BeebalmPerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Moist, Dry Ostrya virginianaEastern hop-hornbeam, Hophornbeam, IronwoodPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Oxydendrum arboreumSourwood, Sorrel treePerennial Tree Part-shade Panicum virgatumSwitchgrass, Wand panic grassPerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun, Part-shade Moist, Dry Parthenocissus quinquefoliaVirginia creeperPerennial Vine Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Penstemon digitalisMississippi penstemon, Smooth white beardtongue, Talus slope penstemon, Foxglove beardtonguePerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Wet, Moist, Dry Penstemon hirsutusHairy beardtonguePerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Dry Phlox divaricataWild blue phlox, Louisiana phlox, Blue woodland phlox, Sweet williamPerennial Herb Shade, Part-shade Moist Phlox stoloniferaCreeping phloxPerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Phlox subulataMoss phlox, Moss pink, Rock pinkPerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Dry Physocarpus opulifoliusAtlantic ninebark, Common ninebarkPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist, Dry Physostegia virginianaFall obedient plant, Obedient plant, False dragonheadPerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Pinus echinataShortleaf pinePerennial Tree Part-shade Dry Pinus virginianaVirginia pine, Jersey pinePerennial Tree Sun Moist Polemonium reptansGreek valerian, Greek-valerian, Jacob's LadderPerennial Herb Shade Moist Populus tremuloidesQuaking aspen, AspenPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist, Dry Prunus americanaAmerican plum, Wild plumPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Prunus nigraCanadian plumPerennial Tree Shade, Part-shade Moist Prunus pensylvanicaPin cherry, Fire cherryPerennial Tree Sun Dry Prunus pumilaSand cherryPerennial Shrub Sun, Part-shade Dry Prunus serotinaBlack cherryPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Prunus virginianaChokecherry, Common chokecherry, Choke cherryPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Ptelea trifoliataWafer ash, Common hoptree, Hop treePerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist, Dry Quercus albaWhite oak, Northern white oak, Stave Oak, Ridge White Oak, Forked-leaf White OakPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Quercus bicolorSwamp white oakPerennial Tree Part-shade Moist Quercus coccineaScarlet oak, Red oakPerennial Tree Sun Moist Quercus macrocarpaBur oak, Burr oak, Savannah oak, Overcup oakPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist, Dry Quercus muehlenbergiiChinkapin oak, Chinquapin oakPerennial Tree Sun, Part-shade Dry Quercus palustrisPin oakPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Quercus rubraNorthern red oakPerennial Tree Sun, Part-shade Moist, Dry Rhus aromaticaFragrant sumac, Aromatic sumac, Lemon sumac, Polecat bushPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Rhus copallinumWinged sumac, Shining sumac, Flameleaf sumacPerennial Shrub Sun Dry Rhus glabraSmooth sumacPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Dry Rhus typhinaStaghorn sumacPerennial Shrub, Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Dry Robinia pseudoacaciaBlack locust, Honey locustPerennial Tree Sun Moist, Dry Rosa palustrisSwamp rosePerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Rudbeckia hirtaBlack-eyed Susan, Common black-eyed Susan, Brown-eyed SusanAnnual Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Rudbeckia laciniataCutleaf coneflower, Green-head coneflower, Cut-leaf coneflowerPerennial Herb Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Rudbeckia trilobaBrowneyed Susan, Brown-eyed-Susan, Thin-leaved coneflower, Three-lobed RudbeckiaPerennial Herb Sun, Part-shade Moist, Dry Salix amygdaloidesPeach-leaf willow, Peachleaf willowPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Salix bebbianaBebb willow, Gray willow, Long-beaked willowPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Salix discolorPussy willowPerennial Shrub Sun Moist Salix nigraBlack willow, Gulf black willowPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Sambucus nigra ssp. canadensisCommon elderberry, Black elder, Mexican elderberry, Common elder, Elderberry, Tapiro, SaucoPerennial Shrub Part-shade Wet Sassafras albidumSassafrasPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Schizachyrium scopariumLittle bluestemPerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun, Part-shade Dry Silphium perfoliatumCup plantPerennial Herb Sun Wet, Moist, Dry Sorbus americanaAmerican mountain ash, American mountain-ashPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Sorghastrum nutansIndiangrass, Yellow indian grassPerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Spiraea albaWhite meadowsweetPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Wet, Moist Sporobolus heterolepisPrairie dropseedPerennial Grass/Grass-like Sun Dry Staphylea trifoliaAmerican bladdernutPerennial Shrub Shade Moist Symphoricarpos orbiculatusCoralberry, Indian currant, BuckbrushPerennial Shrub Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Symphyotrichum ericoides var. ericoidesWhite heath aster, Heath Aster, White Aster, White Prairie AsterPerennial Herb Sun Dry Symphyotrichum novae-angliaeNew England aster, New England American-asterPerennial Herb Part-shade Moist Taxus canadensisAmerican yew, Canada yewPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Thuja occidentalisArborvitae, Eastern arborvitae, Northern white cedarPerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Tilia americanaAmerican basswood, American linden, Bee treePerennial Tree Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Tilia americana var. heterophyllaAmerican basswood, Linden, White basswoodPerennial Tree Part-shade Viburnum acerifoliumMapleleaf viburnum, Maple-leaf viburnum, Arrow-wood, Maple-leaf arrow-woodPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist, Dry Viburnum lentagoNannyberry, BlackhawPerennial Shrub Sun, Shade, Part-shade Moist Viburnum prunifoliumBlackhaw, Smooth blackhaw, Blackhaw viburnum, Smooth blackhaw viburnumPerennial Shrub Part-shade Moist Viburnum rufidulumRusty blackhaw viburnum, Rusty blackhaw, Southern blackhaw, Downy viburnumPerennial Tree Part-shade Dry Source: Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center; ................
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