Carya illinoiensis (Pecan) Size:#5 Pot Photo 2 by: By Kenraiz

Photo 2 by: By Kenraiz

In the fall this plant can display beautiful red to purple colors as it goes dormant

A short clumping warm season grass

Koeleria macrantha (June Grass) is a cool season clumping grass that reaches about two feet with beautiful blue-green foliage

This adaptable native fern does well in deep shade to light shade and in wet to normal conditions

Carya illinoiensis (Pecan) Size:#5 Pot Photo 2 by: By KenraizA tree highly sought after for its delicious nuts, the Pecan is also native to the southern Midwest including southern and western Illinois. This tree can produce nuts in as little as 6 to 10 years. It is a member of the hickory genus and has a similar look to black walnut. In nature, you would find these along major river valleys such as the Mississippi River and cultivation is similar as it likes its feet a little wet and higher organic soils. These