Smithton

Borough

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Pollinators need our help!  The site, located just off of First Street in Smithton Borough, has been planted with native nectar-rich wildflowers and other beneficial native plants.  These plants are critical to their life cycle and survival.  These habitats also benefit upland and grassland birds such as Savannah Sparrows, Bobwhite quail, Upland Sandpipers, Grasshopper Sparrows, and other birds whose habitats and numbers are in decline.

First Monarch spotted in July 2018

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Some of the plants you'll find:

Blanketflower (perennial)
Butterflyweed
Black-eyed Susan coneflower
Purple Coneflower
Common Milkweed
Sweet Oxeye (False) Sunflower
Gray-headed Coneflower
Indianblanket (annual)
Lance-leaved Coreopsis
Maximilian Sunflower
New England Aster
Bigleaf Lupine
Showy Partridgepea
Liatris spicata (Spiked Gayfeather)
Swamp Milkweed
Wild Bergamot (Bee Balm)
Rocky Mountain Bee Plant (Cleome)
Crimson Clover
Little Bluestem grass
Switchgrass
Indiangrass
Big Bluestem grass