Prairie Coneflower (Gray Headed)
Botanical Name: Ratibida pinnata
About Prairie Coneflower (Gray Headed)
A tall, native perennial with bright yellow flowers in summer. It is long blooming and tolerates tough growing conditions including drought and clay soils. Add to the back of borders or incorporate into native plantings for more pollinators in the garden.
Plant Details
Common Name:
Prairie Coneflower (Gray Headed)
Leaf Color:
Green
Bloom Time:
Jun-Aug
Sun Exposure:
Likes Sun
Growth Rate:
Medium
Mature Shape:
Upright
Mature Height:
36in to 54in
Mature Width:
12in to 24in
Attributes:
Tolerates Dry Soils
Attracts Pollinators
Deer – low browse