Aureolaria pedicularia
(Fern-Leaf False Foxglove)
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Facts About this Plant:
- Common Names: Fern-Leaf False Foxglove, Fern-Leaved False Foxglove
- Lifespan: Annual or Biennial
- Zones: 3 - 8
- Type: Forb
- Bloom Time: May - October
- Status: Native
Aureolaria pedicularia, or Fern-Leaf False Foxglove, is native to most of the Eastern US. It is an annual or biennal, that grows in open prairies, sandy prairies, meadows and savananas, open glades and bluffs and along railroads and woodland edges, under oak trees. It blooms in mid to late spring into fall with golden yellow flowers.
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