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3.5" square pots - Nursery Pick Up or USPS Location: Greenhouse 2, central benches, south side, bench 2 |
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| Price: $8 | Available: 2 |
A wonderful plant for naturalizing in rich soil in woodland area or along a border, Jacob’s Ladder blooms with shades of pink and blue very early in the season. The most important criterion for success is moisture. This plant will freely self-seed under optimal growing conditions.
| Unreported | |
 | Unreported (Absent for area) |
| Native | |
 | Native in state (NA Native and Present in state, but not Present in county) |
 | Native in state and Present in county (NA Native and Present in state, and Present in county) |
 | Rare in state and Present in county (NA Native and Rare in state, and Present in county) |
 | Extirpated/Historic in state/Native (NA Native and Reported in county) |
 | Adventive or Introduced state (NA Native and Adventive in state, and Present in county) |
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 | Exotic in state (Exotic and Present in state, but not Present in county) |
 | Exotic in state and Present in county (Exotic and Present in state, and Present in county) |
| Other | |
 | Noxious in state (Noxious in state, and Present in county) |
 | Questionable Presence (cross-hatched) |
Areas that are too dry or too wet will be lethal to this little plant. If your area is dry, consider amending the area with organic components like peat moss or composted leaves. The addition of this material will help to increase the water holding capacity of your soil. If your soil is too wet, consider adding sand or even a raised bed over the area to keep the plant high and out of the sogginess.
