Starry Rosinweed Dappled Shade Zone: 4-10

Zone: 4-10

The flowers attract many bees and butterflies and are an important source of nectar

it makes the perfect present for any budding horticulturalist

hair-like leaves create a soft foliage mound

Starry Rosinweed Dappled Shade Zone: 4-10Silphium asteriscus Commonly known as Starry Rosinweed or Rosin Flower, this robust wildflower occurs naturally in flatwoods, sandy pinelands and disturbed areas. Its bright showy flowers attract a variety of butterflies, native bees and other pollinators. Birds will eat its seeds. Flowerheads are large up to 2 inches in diameter and are composed of many bright yellow ray florets surrounding a center of yellow to green disk florets. The plant will