Silvery sedge, Carex canescens
Beautiful sedge that forms hummocks in bog gardens

Swamp sunflower, Helianthis angustifolius
Moist soil in bog edges, full sun. Beautiful fall blooming sunflower to six feet tall.

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.

LIVE Green Sphagnum moss
Used as a top dressing in your bog garden or on potted plants.

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Red and Purple Select Sphagnum

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Calopogon tuberosus
the grass pink orchid. Beautiful pink blooms on slender stalks measuring up to 2 feet tall.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Eriophorum virginicum: (Cotton Grass)
Plugs raised from Caroline County, Virginia population.

Chamaedaphne calyculatta
Leatherleaf, a native bog shrub with clusters of small at-tractive white flowers in late winter.

Pogonia ophioglossoides
(Rose Pogonia Orchid): This delightful pinkish white flowered orchid spreads rapidly through a bog garden.

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.

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.

Xyris (Yellow-eyed grass)
An associate found in the bog community. Perennial with small attractive yellow flowers.

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

Magnolia virginiana
Sweet Bay Magnolia.
Plants 1.5-3 feet tall.