Geum triflorum (Prairie Smoke) Wildlife Feeders & Dispensers by Mary Olivella and Barbara

by Mary Olivella and Barbara Edwards

Natural limestone is ground into an ultra-fine powder and then formed into uniform mini granules (prills) for easy spreading and rapid reaction time

King Straphoria

black spot on rose

where is can convert soil bacteria into usable nitrogen for neighboring plants

Geum triflorum (Prairie Smoke) Wildlife Feeders & Dispensers by Mary Olivella and BarbaraPlant Description: A mat forming perennial native through much of Oregon, Washington, and California. Fluffy, pink, red, or purple, cascading bell shaped flowers with silvery blue hairy basal leaves and tall, slender stems. Seeds are easily dispersed through wind. Height: 6 18 inches Width: 1 2 ft Watering needs: can manage a variety of soil moistures, but typically found in more dry locations Sun needs: sun part shade Soil needs: well draining, thin,