Maryland Wild Senna Purple be mindful that if you

be mindful that if you don’t want them to naturalize

5’-2’Spread: 2’-3’Bloom: April-JuneLight: Full Sun-Dappled ShadeWater: LowZone: 7-10Origin: Endemic to Texas

particularly in the Appalachian region south of Tennessee

and build up around the base of each clump surrounding the newer yellowish-green leaves

showcasing its rich cultural significance

Maryland Wild Senna Purple be mindful that if youSenna marilandica Common names include Maryland Senna, Southern Wild Senna, Wild Senna Maryland Wild Senna is a perennial herbaceous plant that features small branches of folliage with small, opposing slender leaves. Near the top, numerous clusters of small buds will bloom into yellow flowers, attracting a variety of bees and butterflies. It is a host plant to several butterflies. Maryland Wild Senna keeps its seed pods closed even when they are ripe,