Wild senna (Senna hebecarpa)

This is a stunning plant in bloom and has attractive foliage. It is popular for meadow plantings and in native landscape gardens. The seed are eaten by some game birds, including quail. The flowers are primarily attractive to bumblebees and halcid bees.

Shade Tolerance: Full to part sun

Moisture: Moist 

Soils: Sand, Loam, Clay

Height: 5' tall

Bloom Time: July-August

Color: Yellow

Deer Resistant: Yes

Uses: Butterflies, Pollinators

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