The species name “aurea” means “golden,” referring to its bright yellow blooms.
Produces flat-topped clusters of tiny yellow flowers (umbels), similar to dill or parsley blossoms.
Host plant for Black Swallowtail butterfly caterpillars, just like parsley and dill.
Deer-resistant and low-maintenance.
The species name “aurea” means “golden,” referring to its bright yellow blooms.
Produces flat-topped clusters of tiny yellow flowers (umbels), similar to dill or parsley blossoms.
Host plant for Black Swallowtail butterfly caterpillars, just like parsley and dill.
Deer-resistant and low-maintenance.
Bloom time: late spring to early summer
Habitats: abandoned fields; areas along woodland paths; limestone glades; moist black soil prairies; openings in moist to mesic wetlands; powerline clearances in wooded areas; savannas; thickets; thinly wooded bluffs
Lifespan: perennial
Moisture: moist
Plant type (height): forb (up to 2.5 feet)
Requirements: full sun to partial sun (light shade under trees is tolerated)
Soil: loamy; some rocky material
