Growing Greener Schoolyards - Tennessee Native Plants for Shady Wet Sites

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lyreleaf sage ¹
Salvia lyrata

Celandine Poppy ²
Stylophorum diphyllum

lizard's tails ³
Saururus

Solomon's seals ⁴
Polygonatum

cinnamon fern ⁵
Osmundastrum cinnamomeum

American alumroot ⁶
Heuchera americana americana

American beautyberry ⁷
Callicarpa americana

northern spicebush ⁸
Lindera benzoin

southern wild raisin ⁹
Viburnum nudum

sensitive fern ¹⁰
Onoclea sensibilis

strawberry bush ¹¹
Euonymus americanus

blue mistflower ¹²
Conoclinium coelestinum

Jack-in-the-Pulpit ¹³
Arisaema triphyllum

wild geranium ¹⁴
Geranium maculatum

pink turtlehead ⁸
Chelone lyonii

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