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Associate Bog Plant

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Super select compact sphagnum
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Silvery sedge, Carex canescens
Beautiful sedge that forms hummocks in bog gardens
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Swamp sunflower, Helianthis angustifolius
Moist soil in bog edges, full sun. Beautiful fall blooming sunflower to six feet tall.
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Bog rosemary, Andromeda polifolia.
A northern shrub that grows well in sphagnum bogs. Clusters of pink to white blooms. POISONOUS!! Do not eat and keep away from children and pets.
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LIVE Green Sphagnum moss
Used as a top dressing in your bog garden or on potted plants.
Additional shipping cost may be required on bags of 4 or more.
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Red and Purple Select Sphagnum
Additional shipping cost may be required on bags of 4 or more.
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Calopogon tuberosus
the grass pink orchid. Beautiful pink blooms on slender stalks measuring up to 2 feet tall.
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Lycopodium appressum - Bog club-moss
This attractive plant crawls along the ground with round green stems and throws up tall club-like reproductive structures. Club moss is an associate plant of pitchers plants and sundews and grows on top of moist mineral soil.
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Rhexia mariana - Meadow Beauty
This beautiful native perennial herb produces attractive and delicate pink/purple blooms in mid-summer. The plant is rhizomatous and easily spreads in bog garden or potted setting. Meadow Beauty is an excellent companion to trumpet pitchers. |
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Rhexia virginica
This species of Meadow Beauty is similar to Rhexia mariana, but has smooth stems and is slightly larger, and with deeper pink flowers. |
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Eriocaulon decangulare (Pipewort)
Pin cushion looking plant. Hard, white heads on linear scapes give this plant the appearance of pin cushions, hatpins, or white buttons on a stalk. An associate species of Sarracenia flava, propagated from material from Dinwiddie County, Virginia.
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Helenium brevifolium (Short-Leaved Sneezeweed)
Yellow flowered member of the Asteraceae. An associate species of Sarracnia flava propagated from material from Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Flowers in May with flower stalks 2-3 feet tall. |
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Eriophorum virginicum: (Cotton Grass)
Plugs raised from Caroline County, Virginia population.
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Chamaedaphne calyculatta
Leatherleaf, a native bog shrub with clusters of small at-tractive white flowers in late winter.
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Pogonia ophioglossoides
(Rose Pogonia Orchid): This delightful pinkish white flowered orchid spreads rapidly through a bog garden.
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Polygala lutea (Orange Milkwort)
Perennial with light green succulent leaves in basal rosettes ranging in height from 4 - 20 inches. Beautiful orange flowers in compact head-like racemes. |
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Vaccinium macrocarpon (American Cranberry)
Attractive evergreen trailing vine that forms a heath in your bog garden. Produces edible fruit used during the holiday in sauces. |
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Xyris (Yellow-eyed grass)
An associate found in the bog community. Perennial with small attractive yellow flowers. |
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Kalmia angustifolia
Sheep Laurel. These are seed raised plants from a rare population in Caroline County, VA. The popula-tion is intermediate between northern angustifolia and southern var. Carolina.
Plants 6"-1 foot tall
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Magnolia virginiana
Sweet Bay Magnolia.
Plants 1.5-3 feet tall.
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