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May 18, 2011
Fourth Nine Weeks Grades
| 4th Period | 7th Period | 8th period |
| 4022 = = > B 87%
4002 = = > B- 80% 4019 = = > C 79% 4018 = = > C- 72% 4021 = = > D 69% 4013 = = > D 66% 4001 = = > D 65% 4005 = = > D 64% 4007 = = > D- 62% 4030 = = > D- 62% 4008 = = > F 57% 7014 = = > F 53% 4020 = = > F 43% 4006 = = > F 41% 4004 = = > F 33% 4012 = = > F 31% 4009 = = > F 14% 4099 = = > F 5% Average = = > F 57%
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7011 = = > B 85%
7099 = = > B 85% 1012 = = > B- 81% 1005 = = > C 79% 7063 = = > C 79% 7015 = = > C 77% 7002 = = > C 77% 7019 = = > C 75% 7016 = = > C- 72% 7059 = = > C- 71% 7056 = = > D 67% 7006 = = > D 66% 7055 = = > D- 62% 7008 = = > F 56% 7060 = = > F 55% 4022 = = > F 52% 7001 = = > F 48% 4055 = = > F 47% 7020 = = > F 31% 4011 = = > F 30% Average = = > D 67%
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8006 = = > B 88%
8007 = = > B 86% 8015 = = > B- 83% 8055 = = > C 78% 8013 = = > C 77% 8080 = = > C 76% 8016 = = > C 76% 8017 = = > C- 73% 8002 = = > C- 73% 8014 = = > D 66% 8051 = = > D 65% 8021 = = > D 65% 8012 = = > D- 61% 8008 = = > F 51% Average = = > C 79%
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AR Wildflowers
Arkansas Wildflowers
| Carolina Larkspur (Delphinum carolinium) – 4′ tall. Blooms May – July. These spurred flowers may be deep blue, reddish – blue, or white. Native perennial. OZ, OU, CP. 
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Mexican Hat (Ratibida columnifera) ― 2 – 3′ tall. Blooms June – October. A widely planted form of a native perennial. Statewide. 
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| Queen Ann’s Lace (Daucus carota) ― 1 – 4′ tall
Blooms May – frost. This is the ancestor of the cultivated carrot. Introduced biennial. Statewide.
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Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) ― 2 – 3′ tall with one 2″ flower head on each hairy stem.
Blooms May – October. Native Biennial or short-lived perennial. Statewide.
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| Showy Evening Primrose (Oenothera speciosa) ― 1 – 2′ tall.
Blooms April – July. White or pink flowers. Native perennial. Statewide.
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Pale Purple Coneflower (Echinacea pallida) – 3′ tall.
Blooms May – July. Native perennial. OZ, OU, CP.
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| Lance-leaved Coreopsis (Coreopsis lanceolata) – 3′ tall.
Blooms April – June. Native perennial. Statewide.
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Chicory (Coreopsis intybus) – 4′ tall.
Blooms May – October. This European native’s roots are sometimes used as a coffee substitute or additive. Perennial. OZ, OU.
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| Rough Blazing Star (Liatrus aspera) ― 3 – 4′ tall. Blooms July – October. The unopened flower buds resemble small cabbages. Native perennial. Statewide. 
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Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis) – 3′ tall. Blooms August – October. This flower attracts hummingbirds. Native perennial. Statewide. 
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| Arkansas Beard Tongue (Penstemon arkansanus) – Less than 2′ tall. Blooms April – June. The 3/4″ whitish flowers have lavender streaking. Native perennial. OZ, OU. 
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Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) – Up to 4′ tall. Blooms from June – October. The ray flowers are more purple than those of pale purple coneflower. Native perennial. OZ, OU.  |
| Downy Phlox (Phlox pilosa) – 2′ tall.
Blooms April – July. Flowers can be pink, pale pink, or sometimes white with purple centers. Native perennial. OZ, OU, CP.
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Spider Lily (Hymenocallis caroliniana) – 3′ tall.
Blooms May – August. These large white flowers have a distinctive spider-like shape. Native perennial. OU, GP, AP.
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| Rose Vervain (Glandularia canadensis) – Plants less than 2′ tall.
Blooms March – September. The source of many garden hybrids. Native perennial. OZ, OU, CP, AP.
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Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja coccinea) ― 1 – 2′ tall. The bracts that surround the small flowers displays brilliant colors.
Blooms April – June. Native annual. Found on prairies in the OZ, CP, AP.
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| Wild (Monarda fistulosa) ― 2 – 4′ tall. Blooms June – September. Also called Bee Balm. Flowers pinkish, lavender, or lilac. Statewide. 
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Goldenrod (Solidago canadensis) ― 4 – 6′ tall.
Blooms July – September. Native perennial. Statewide.
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| Ohio Spiderwort (Tradescantia ohiensis) – Stems 3′ tall. Blooms May – July. So named because the internal jellylike substance resembles a spider’s web. Native perennial. OZ, OU, CP.  |
Plains Coreopsis (Coreopsis tinctoria) – 3′ tall.
Blooms June – September. Native annual. Statewide.
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| Bird’s Foot Violet (Viola pedata) – 6″ tall.
Blooms April – May. This violet occurs in several different colors: light violet, dark violet, or dark violet with 2 dark purple petals. Native perennial. OZ, OU, CP.
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Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa) ― 1 – 2′ tall.
Blooms May – September. Flower’s nectar attractive to butterflies. Native perennial. Statewide.
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| Ox-eyed Daisy (Chrysanthemum leucanthemum) – 2″ flower heads.
Blooms May – July. Introduced perennial. OZ, OU, CP.
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Tickseed (Bidens aristosa) ― 1 – 6′ tall.
Blooms August – November. This late bloomer is often found in large stands. Native perennial. Statewide.
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Bicalendar 2010-11 Revised
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