Narrowleaf Silkgrass single creating an inviting habitat for

creating an inviting habitat for butterflies and other delightful insect pollinators

you can gently trim it in the fall for shape or give it a more substantial pruning every few years if desired

Can form dense colonies by root suckering if left unchecked

Deadhead spent flowers to encourage additional bloom and/or to prevent any unwanted self-seeding

Narrowleaf Silkgrass single creating an inviting habitat forPityopsis graminifolia Commonly known as Narrowleaf Silkgrass and Golden Aster. Produces silvery green, grass like leaves. Its bright, daisy like flowers are most abundant in full sun. The fruit is a dry, one seeded fruit dispersed by wind. This is a tough, vigorous, semi evergreen perennial that does not tolerate soils that are too rich and damp. It has a tendency to colonize, so give plenty of room to spread. Otherwise, prune to fit space just