Golden Groundsel Berries Prune heavily in late winter

Prune heavily in late winter or early spring after freeze threats have passed

adding both beauty and ease to any landscape

commonly known as purple prairie clover

Aquilegia chrysantha var

In the autumn

Golden Groundsel Berries Prune heavily in late winterPackera aureaKnown as golden ragwort, golden groundsel, or squaw weed, Packera aurea is a friendly perennial that thrives in moist, shady locations. It naturalizes quickly and produces vibrant, long lasting spring blooms. In early spring, watch for flat top clusters of yellow, daisy like flowers atop delicate, sparsely leaved stems. A distinctive feature of these stems is their finely cut and oblong leaves. Typically, flower stems reach 1 2 feet tall