Senna (Cassia) marilandica
Wild Senna
In the summer, clusters of brownish yellow pea-like flowers top unbranched stems on this perennial. In fall, to pea-like pods up to four inches long turn black and remains ornamental through the winter. A shrubby herbaceous perennial with feathery, locust-like dull green leaves that makes a great, back-row plant for the flower bed. It is the larval food source for two sulphur butterflies.
Additional Information:
Height 36-60 Inches
|
|
Spread 24-36 Inches
|
|
|
Bloom/Seasonal Color Medium Yellow
|
USDA Hardiness Zone 4-9
Home Owner Growing and Maintenance Tips:
Characteristics & Attributes
Nature Attracting
|
Season of Interest
• |
Winter (Nov-Mar) |
• |
Late (July-frost) |
|
Soil Moisture
|
Special Uses
|
Sun Exposure
|
USFS MO Ecological Map
|
Wildlife Benefit
|
Printed from www.CritSite.com. Copyright CritSite . 16245 S. 71 Highway, Belton, MO 64012 (816) 331-9738.