Pycnanthemum tenuifolium (Slender Mountain Mint)
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Pycnanthemum pilosum (Hairy Mountain Mint)
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The wonderful mint smell is not only attractive to us; check out the wide variety of pollinators on Hairy Mountain Mint! (see corresponding photos).
Ptelea trifoliata (Wafer Ash)
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Psoralea tenuiflora (Scurfy Pea)
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Psoralea psoralioides (Sampson's Snakeroot)
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Psoralea onobrychis (French Grass)
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Psoralea esculenta (Prairie Turnip)
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Prenanthes racemosa (Rattlesnake Root)
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Prenanthes alba (Lion's Foot)
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Other common names include Rattlesnake Root and White Lettuce.
Potentilla arguta (Prairie Cinquefoil)
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New! in potted plant...
Porteranthus stipulatus (Western Indian Physic)
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You won't find this native species elsewhere! Beautiful flowers early summer, beautiful fall foliage later!
Polytaenia nuttallii (Prairie Parsley)
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Prairie Parsley can be mistaken for Wild Parsnip, an invasive non-native weed. Note the distinguishing leaf on the Prairie Parsley in the corresponding photo that looks like Flat Leaf or Italian Parsley, while a Wild Parsnip leaf does not
Polymnia canadensis (Small-flowered Leafcup)
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This plant can thrive in a variety of sun/soil conditions. The flowering plants will be covered in bees!
Polygonum virginianum (Woodland Knotweed)
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Polygonum punctatum (Smartweed)
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Polygonum pensylvanicum (Pinkweed)
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Also called Smartweed, Pensylvania Smartweed or Pink Knotweed.
Polygonatum canaliculatum (Solomon's Seal)
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Solomon's Seal has
long, arching stems that dangle cream-colored flowers early spring. Large purple seeds add interest in fall. Plants spread slowly and form
colonies once established. Solomon's Seal can grow in full sun or full
shade.
long, arching stems that dangle cream-colored flowers early spring. Large purple seeds add interest in fall. Plants spread slowly and form
colonies once established. Solomon's Seal can grow in full sun or full
shade.
Polemonium reptans (Jacob's Ladder)
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Jacob's Ladder flowers that range from shades of pink to blue. A mature plant will only reach 1' in height and is deer resistant.
Polanisia dodecandra (Clammy Weed)
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New!
Podophyllum peltatum (May Apple)
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If you struggle with what to plant under pines that leave fairly dry, semi-shady conditions, May Apple plants are growing very well under a grove of pines here at Prairie Moon.
Physostegia virginiana (Obedient Plant)
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The flowers can be moved around the stem and will stay in the given position, thus the name 'Obedient' Plant. The Narrow-leaved Obedient Plant has lighter pink flowers and blooms earlier, making it a nice companion plant.
Physostegia angustifolia (Narrow-leaved Obedient Plant)
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Narrow-leaved Obedient Plant has a lighter flower color and earlier bloom time than Obedient Plant. If you like genus Physostegia, it's nice to have both of these in a planting.
Physocarpus opulifolius (Prairie Ninebark)
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Our bare root shrub is shipped with approximately 18” of top growth
Phryma leptostachya (Lopseed)
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Lopseed flower colors can range from nearly white, to shades of pink and purple. The name Lopseed comes from the drooping seeds along the stem.
Phlox pilosa (Prairie Phlox)
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There is wide variety in flower color on Prairie Phlox, from nearly white to shades of light and dark purple and pink.
Phlox paniculata (Garden Phlox)
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Phlox maculata (Wild Sweet William)
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Wild Sweet William is also often called Meadow Phlox.
