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Companion Plants and Products
Viola pedatifida (Prairie Violet)
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The Prairie Violet is not aggressive like some Violets and therefore is a nice short plant for dry rock gardens, or edges.
Sisyrinchium campestre (Prairie Blue-eyed Grass)
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Prairie Blue-eyed Grass is a lovely, spring-blooming wildflower that is related to the iris and sports pale lavender blossoms and grass-like leaves that overlap in iris-like fans. This low-growing (6") sun-lover will tolerate some shade but prefers well-drained soils. It forms clumps and will self-seed in optimal conditions.
Sisyrinchium campestre alba (White Blue-eyed Grass)
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Geum triflorum (Prairie Smoke)
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The silky, flowing styles of the fruiting stage of Prairie Smoke, never fail to win admirers at first sight. When setting seed, large stands of the plant create a gauzy effect that resembles smoke hovering close to the ground. Prairie Smoke should grow well in zones 3-9 in fertile, yet well-drained soils.
Anemone patens wolfgangiana (Pasque Flower)
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Viola pedata (Bird's Foot Violet)
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Bird's Foot Violet matures to just 3" in height and has purple flowers with orange centers. The leaves are shaped like bird's feet. This Violet is a bit more fussy than others, but is a very sought-after native Violet and is well worth the trouble!
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