Description

Branched raceme-like panicles of yellow flowers are open, airy and arching outward like a fireworks display. Toothed leaves resemble elm tree leaves, thus the common name. Erect stems. Special value to native bees and supports beneficial insects. Prefers sun dappled part shade. Established plants tolerate some dry soils. Spreads by rhizomes and self-seeding. Height: 1-3 ft. Spread: 1-3 ft. Family: Asteraceae Bloom time: July to October Sun: full sun to part shade Water: medium Naturalize, deer resistant photo credit: Salicyna