Description

Soil: Mesic (Medium)
Sun: Full-Shade
Height: 1′-3′
Color: Yellow
Blooms: May-July
Flowers: Yellow flowers arranged  in a delicate umbel.
Leaves:  Leaflets are lacking lobes or teeth.

Suggested Uses:

This flower looks a lot like a combination between Golden Alexanders and Early Meadow Rue. The flowering umbels have delicate yellow flowers and the foliage is finely textured. It is a nice addition to a  wildflower garden with dappled  sun. It is a host plant for the Black Swallowtail Butterfly!

Interesting Facts

Medicinal Uses:
Food Uses:
Other Uses:  Grows upland prairie, savannas and along pathways in  light shade and on poor clay and rocky soils.
More Info:
Folklore:
Name:
Other Names: