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2. plants.oaklandnursery.com › Plant › 316Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis) at Oakland Nurseries Inc

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   Platanus occidentalis. A common riverbank tree in eastern North America, with a large, spreading habit of growth, interesting leaves and beautiful creamy white mottled bark; large and imposing, a great shade tree for larger landscapes; somewhat susceptible to disease.

3. www.localharvest.org › balliet-gardens-M28218Balliet Gardens - LocalHarvest

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   Mar 18, 2013 · Balliet Gardens is a small, family owned, nursery and greenhouse. Located in Sycamore Ohio, Balliet Gardens offers annual flowers and vegetables plants, perennials, trees and shrubs. Balliet Gardens also offers landscape design, installation and maintains services.

   • Location: 5348 County Highway 16, Sycamore, 44882, OH

   • Phone: (419) 764-0223

4. www.petalrepublic.com › native-ohio-wildflowers40 Native Ohio Wildflowers and Plants - Petal Republic

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   • Black-Eyed Susan
   • Blue Flag Iris
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   • Eastern Red Columbine
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   Black-eyed Susan is one of Ohio’s most iconic wildflowers. These bright yellow flowers belong to the Rudbeckiagenus from the aster or daisy family (Asteraceae). They thrive on prairies and grasslands in full sun across the state of Ohio. Black-eyed Susan flowers have dark brown central florets surrounded by bright yellow ray petals and green oval-s...

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   Blue flag iris is a herbaceous perennial from the iris family (Iridaceae). It’s native to eastern parts of North America and thrives in wetland habitats and along riverbanks across Ohio. Blue flag iris produces large, rich blue iris flowers with yellow markings on the petals. The flowers grow on upright stems from clumps of long, strap-like light g...

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   Blue phlox is a flowering perennial from the phlox family (Polemoniaceae). This native Ohio flower thrives in forests and woodland habitats. Blue phlox grows in clumps of hairy, oval-shaped leaves. In spring, blue phlox produces clusters of tubular pale blue or lilac flowers with five petals. Blue phlox also has a pleasant scent. These semi-evergre...

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   Butterfly weed is a herbaceous perennial from the dogbane family (Apocynaceae). Butterfly weed is native to eastern and southwestern parts of North America. These plants thrive in full sun and dry, loose soils. These native Ohio flowers produce large clusters of colorful red, yellow, or orange flowers. These flowers attract butterflies and other po...

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   Cardinal flowers are clump-forming herbaceous perennials from the bellflower family (Campanulaceae). They are native to parts of North America, Central America, and Mexico. Cardinal flowers thrive in moist woodlands and wetland habitats like swamps. These native Ohio plants have upright racemes of bright red flowerswith deeply lobed petals. Cardina...

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   Common milkweed is a herbaceous perennial from the milkweed genus (Asclepiasspp.) in the dogbane family. They are native to eastern parts of North America and thrive in sandy conditions. Common milkweed has broad oval or lance-shaped leaves with prominent veins. Common milkweed also produces rounded clusters of fragrant pink or purple flowers. Thes...

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   Downy yellow violets are herbaceous perennials from the violet family (Violaceae). They are native to woodlands and beautiful wildflower meadowsacross North America. These colorful flowers need partial shade. Downy yellow violets have leathery heart-shaped leaves with toothed edges, producing bright yellow flowerswith black veins in the center. The...

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   Dutchman’s breeches are herbaceous perennials from the poppy family (Papaveraceae). These plants are native to the eastern parts of North America. Dutchman’s breeches thrive in rich woodland habitats with moist soils. Dutchman’s breeches produce unusual white flowers shaped like pantaloons, hence the common name. The flowers have yellow tips and a ...

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   Eastern red columbines are herbaceous perennials from the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae). Also known as Canadian Columbine, Eastern Red Columbines are native to eastern regions of North America. Eastern red columbines have nodding red flowers with a crown of distinctive spurs at the back of each flower. In addition, they showcase bright yellow st...

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   Golden Alexanders are herbaceous perennials native to eastern parts of North America. Golden Alexanders come from the carrot or parsley family (Apiaceae). They are adaptable plants that thrive in various habitats, including prairies and woodlands. Golden Alexanders have tall branching stems with pinnate lance or oval-shaped leaves. They produce umb...

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5. www.epicgardening.com › ohio-native-plants27 Beautiful Native Plants for Ohio Gardens - Epic Gardening

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   Sep 25, 2022 · Are you looking for some native plants to include in your Ohio garden? There are plenty of different options to choose from, depending on what part of the state you are from. In this article, gardening expert Emily Horn shares her favorite Ohio native plants you can grow this season.

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6. www.ohionativeplantmonth.org › native-plant-sourcesWhere to Buy Native Plants — Ohio Native Plant Month

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   Apr 16, 2024 · Map Last Updated: 4-16-24. New Native Plant Sellers: Nature’s Ark Photography in Cincinnati! This list was originally compiled in January 2020, by asking garden club members across Ohio for their favorite places to buy Native Plants. Thank you to all of you who helped!

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7. ohionativegrowers.orgOhio Native Growers, Ohio's Premier Native Nursery Directory

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   Deeply Rooted Landscapes sells at local native plant sales and events throughout the year. We sell native plants at the 2nd Street Market in Downtown Dayton most Saturdays from 9 am to 3 pm from early May through July and select weekends in the fall and winter.

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   Can you grow native plants in Ohio?

   • This temperate climate makes it ideal for gardening, especially for plants native to Ohio. If you have a garden in Ohio and want to add native plants, there are many options to choose from. The term “native plant” is quite common in the horticulture and landscaping worlds today. There are many reasons to grow native plants in your garden.

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   What flowers grow in Ohio?

   • Ohio’s native flowers thrive in Zones 5 and 6 in pretty humid conditions. Some of Ohio’s most recognizable native flowers include black-eyed Susan, purple coneflowers, and large white trilliums. Remember that it’s illegal to pick native flowers unless you’re on private land and have the landowner’s permission.

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   Where can I buy native plants in Ohio?

   • Throughout Ohio there are many unique, small nurseries and garden centers devoted to growing and/or marketing Ohio native plants. OhioNativeGrowers.org is a resource designed to bring the buying public in contact with these growers.

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   Is Ohio a good place to grow plants?

   • Ohio is a fairly small state and is made up of only two USDA hardiness zones, 5 and 6. This temperate climate makes it ideal for gardening, especially for plants native to Ohio. If you have a garden in Ohio and want to add native plants, there are many options to choose from.

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   Where can I buy native plants in Dayton?

   • We sell native plants at the 2nd Street Market in Downtown Dayton most Saturdays from 9 am to 3 pm from early May through July and select weekends in the fall and winter. The nursery is not open for retail hours, but customers may order plants online and pick up at the nursery. Also, open by appointment. Please call or email

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   Do sweetgum trees grow in Ohio?

   • Sweetgum trees are Ohio native plants that are known to adapt well to different soil conditions. Sweetgums are very adaptable native trees when it comes to soils, tolerating both wet and dry areas with ease. Be sure to allow plenty of space for this tree, as it can reach heights of 60-80 feet, with smaller widths of 40-50 feet.

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9. sciotogardens.comHome - Scioto Gardens Nursery

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   SHOP NATIVE PLANTS. Use our online store to choose the right plants for your needs. Filter by types of plant and planting conditions, then make your purchase and schedule your pickup time!