If you live in the Ohio Valley region, it makes sense to plant Midwest Ohio native plants. Native plant species are well-adapted to their place of origin. These plants require less maintenance, fewer chemicals, and many are perennials which return year after year. Additionally, many of these plants provide food and shelter for native animals, insects, and bird species. Midwest and Ohio Valley Native Flowers From Ohio to Missouri, native plants in the Midwest include many flower garden beauties. These plants often have long bloom times, and many can be used in fresh and dried arrangements: Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) – The yellow daisy-shaped flowers of black-eyed Susan bloom on multi-branching stems in summer and early fall. Cardinal flower – (Lobelia cardinalis) – Add color to the garden with spiky flower stalks of cardinal flower, bearing five-lobed, bright red flowers. Goldenrod (Solidago Canadensis) – Give the garden an autumn feel […]
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