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Carpenter's Square
The flowers have been eaten as fritters or in pancakes and have been used to make wine
and as far north as South Dakota and Minnesota
Image credits: close up of flower by Derek Ramsey and overall image by Kathy Sill both on Creative Commons via the North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox
sometimes Bush Honeysuckle (other plants go by this common name as well)
Salvia nemerosa 'May Night' - Woodland Sage cultivar riparian Carpenter's SquareSizes available: #1 (Trade gallon) Basics: zones 5 9, 18 24" x 18", full sun to high, light and dappled shade, spires of numerous dark violet flowers in late spring to early summer, prefers even moisture, but is adaptable Common names: Woodland Sage, Meadow Sage Family: Lamiaceae Origin Distribution: The horticulturalist Karl Foerster introduced this cultivar in 1956. The species is native to a broad geographical range from central Europe into western
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