Hydrastis canadensis (Goldenseal) Deposition Side - Low To Mid Slope First Photo By: By Dendroica

First Photo By: By Dendroica cerulea [CC BY 2

Flower Time July

This tree can produce nuts in about 40 years

Carex stricta (Common Tussock Sedge) prefers wet prairie and shallow marsh habitats

and add graceful lines in an array of detention basin situations

Hydrastis canadensis (Goldenseal) Deposition Side - Low To Mid Slope First Photo By: By DendroicaHistorically common in the Chicago area, Hydrastis canadensis (Golden Seal) has been poached almost to extinction. These cultivated (never wild dug) plants will thrill just the same without the ecological threats. Golden Seal continues to be commonly used for all kinds of ailments. This unique woodland wildflower will fit nicely into any home landscape. Sun Exposure Part Shade Shade Soil Conditions Average Height 1' Flower Color Greenish yellow to