roadsides and other open habitats with sandy soil on the southern Coastal Plain of the United States
Common Names: White Chihuahuan Sage
but it's also a favorite among hummingbirds and butterflies
It can be used on all flowering plants to intensify flower and foliage colors
and they often hold onto some color even through winter
Compass Plant Size:1 Gallon roadsides and other open habitatsSilphium laciniatum A herbaceous perennial native to prairies, glades, roadsides, railroad right of ways, and other open, disturbed habitats in the Midwest and portions of the southern United States. A tall, sturdy, rough, bristly plant that grows on stiff, hairy, resinous stems to 9' tall. Features sunflower like flowers (to 5" wide) with yellow rays and yellow center disks. Flowers bloom in loose spikes on the upper parts of the plant in summer.