Eastside Park Plant List

Plant List for Eastside Park Rain Garden

Common Name	Scientific Name	Bloom Time
Astilbe	Astilbe cultivars	April-May
Bergamot	Monarda fistulosa	June-September
Black Chokeberry (shrub)	Aronia melanocarpa	April-May
Blue False Indigo	Baptisia australis	August-September
Blue Flag Iris	Iris virginica var. shrevei	April-May
Cardinal Flower	Lobelia cardinalis	June-July
Celandine Poppy	Stylophorum diphyllum	April-May
Columbine	Aquilegia canadensis	April-July
Culver's Root	Veronicastrum virginicum	June-August
Fire Pink	Silene virginica	May-July
Flat-topped Aster	Doellingeria umbellata	August-September
Golden Ragwort	Packera aurea	April
Fox Sedge	Carex vulpinoidea	May-July
Great Blue Lobelia	Lobelia siphilitica	July-September
Marsh Milkweed	Asclepias incarnata	June-October
Ohio Spiderwort	Tradescantia ohiensis	May-July
Purple Poppy Mallow	Callirhoe involucrata	May-June
Sage	Salvia superba 'Merleau'	May-June
Swamp Aster	Symphotrichum puniceum	August-September
Wild Geranium	Geranium maculatum	April-May

Rain Barrel Sale

The Daviess County SWCD and the City of Washington's Stormwater Department are offering 50-gallon rain barrels for sale. Barrels are $65.00 + IN sales tax. Contact the SWCD if you are interested in purchasing a rain barrel, or print out the order form and mail it with your payment.

Client Gateway

Farmers, ranchers and private forest landowners can now do business with USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) through an online portal. With the launch of the Conservation Client Gateway, producers will have the ability to work with conservation planners online to access Farm Bill programs, request assistance, and track payments for their conservation activities. The Conservation Client Gateway is secure and is entirely voluntary, giving producers a choice between conducting business online or traveling to the USDA Service Center. To learn more, visit: www.nrcs.usda.gov/clientgateway

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