Fragaria virginiana Native to: All New England Life cycle: Perennial Light: Full Sun to Full Shade Soil Moisture: Medium-Wet to Dry Height: 2-6” Spread: 1-2’ Spacing: 3-10” Blooms: Apr-Jun Bloom Color: White Fruits: Jun-Jul Fruit Color: Red Natural Habitat: Meadows, woodland edges, and roadsides with moist to dry, sandy, or gravelly soils Pairs Well With: Partridge pea, cranesbill geranium, red columbine, and Northeastern beardtongue Benefits: Bird Favorite, Deer/Rabbit Resistant, Edible Fruits, Urban Environment, Drought Tolerant, Host Plant, Pollinator Favorite, Erosion Control, Low Maintenance

Achillea millefolium Native to: All of New England Life cycle: Perennial Light: Full/Partial Sun Soil Moisture: Medium-Wet to Dry Height: 12-18” Spacing: 12” Blooms: June-September; may not bloom until second year Bloom Color: white Natural Habitat: roadsides and open fields Benefits: Attracts Bees, Attracts Butterflies, Benefits Other Pollinators/Wildlife, Host Plant (eg. Painted Lady), Deer/Rabbit Resistant, Drought Tolerant, Urban Environment, Salt Tolerant Notes: Can be aggressive! You may wish to plant in pots.