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Top native woodrush

20 species, native to the US, ranked by caterpillars, then bees and other hosts, food, flowers and shelter.

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20 native plants

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Part shade 2

Soil and water

Water use

High 2

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Plant type

Ornamental grasses and sedges 17 Perennial 17
  • Spiked Woodrush Luzula spicata caterpillars 1 food 6
  • Heath Wood-rush Luzula multiflora caterpillars 1 food 3
  • Hedgehog Woodrush Luzula echinata caterpillars 1 food 1
  • Hairy Woodrush Luzula acuminata caterpillars 1 food 1
  • Bulbous Woodrush Luzula bulbosa caterpillars 1 food 1
  • Field Woodrush Luzula campestris food 12
  • Small-flower Woodrush Luzula parviflora food 2
  • Pacific Woodrush Luzula comosa food 2
  • Prairie Woodrush Luzula macrantha food 2
  • Short-stalked Woodrush Luzula subsessilis food 2
  • Hitchcock's Wood-rush Luzula hitchcockii food 2
  • Forked Woodrush Luzula divaricata food 2
  • Sierra Woodrush Luzula orestera food 2
  • Piper's Woodrush Luzula piperi food 1
  • Curved Woodrush Luzula arcuata food 1
  • Hairy Woodrush Luzula rufescens food 1
  • Cascades Woodrush Luzula cascadensis food 1
  • Hawai'i Woodrush Luzula hawaiiensis
  • Wahlenberg's Woodrush Luzula wahlenbergii
  • Donner Woodrush Luzula subcongesta

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