Small plants can have a big impact. In this presentation, Dr. Jared Barnes shows how specific micro plants can have a macro impact in your garden.

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6. flora for the little things

11. MWC = Muhlenbergia‘White Cloud’ (ONE)
MAD = Salvia madrensis (ONE)
ASP = Asparagus officinalis (ONE)
LF = Lilium formosanum (ONE)
EY = Eryngium yuccifolium (ONE)
EC = Echinacea sp. and cvs. (ONE - THREE)
RM = Rudbeckia maxima (ONE-THREE)
ACH = Achiellia millefolium (ONE-THREE)
PYCA = Pycnanthemum albescens (ONE)
AT = Asclepias tuberosa (THREE-FIVE)
ALLT = Allium tuberosum (THREE)
SPP = Stokesia‘Peachie’s Pick’(ONE-THREE)
BAP = Baptisia sphaerocarpa/alba (ONE)
SOL = Solidago‘Solar Cascade’(ONE)
SORF = Symphyotrichum oblonigfolium (ONE)
MOMO = Chrysanthemum‘Momo’s Christmas’(ONE)
LE = Liatris elegans (THREE-FIVE)
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17. asclepias tuberosa

19. pycnanthemum
tenuifolium

21. echinacea tennesseensis

22. echinacea pallida

23. opuntia cacanapa
‘ellisiana’

24. rudbeckia maxima

27. achillea millefolium

29. baptisia sphaerocarpa

31. eryngium yuccifolium

34. schizachyrium scoparium
‘standing ovation’

38. symphyotrichum oblongifolium
'raydon's favorite'

40. lobularia maritima

42. borago officinalis

44. celosia spicata
'flamingo feather'

45. zinnia
‘zowie! yellow flame’

47. oenothera speciosa

48. hydrangea arborescens ‘haas’ halo’

50. hydrangea quercifolia

53. vaccinium ashei ‘tifblue’ & ‘o’neal’

54. a tiny bite

61. swiss chard ‘prima rosa’

62. brassica ‘kalettes’

66. mustard ‘magma’

67. kohlrabi ‘delicacy purple’

69. calendula
‘orange porcupine’

70. everbunching onions

72. parsley
‘triple curled’

76. hot pepper ‘fish’

77. tomato
‘sweet n’ neat’

78. tomato
‘sweet n’ neat’

79. oryza sativa
‘black madras’

80. hibiscus
sabdariffa

82. camellia sinensis

85. asparagus officinalis ‘jersey knight’

88. beautiful things
come in small packages

93. cosmos bipinnatus
‘cupcakes white’

95. daucus carota 'dara'

97. acorus gramineus ‘ogon’

98. tulipa clusiana ‘taco’

99. tulipa clusiana
‘lady jane’

102. fritillaria persica

103. clematis
‘rooguchi’

105. heucherella ‘sweet tea’

106. spigelia marilandica

108. symphytum ×
uplandicum
'axminster gold'

110. gaillardia aestivalis var.
winkleri ‘grape sensation’
Dawn Stover

111. tradescantia
‘sweet kate’

113. chaenomeles × superba ‘texas scarlet’

115. chaenomeles ‘orange storm’

117. chimonanthus praecox

118. acer palmatum
‘bihou’

120. magnolia ashei

124. cotinus coggygria ‘old fashioned’

126. illicium
floridanum
‘shady lady’

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