Rosin Weed
Family: Asteraceae (Aster
Family)
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Height: 60-72 inches
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Spread: 1-3 feet
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Bloom Time: July to
September
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Bloom: yellow rays and yellow center
disk
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Light: full sun
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Soil: average, well
drained soil; tolerates clay
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Moisture: medium
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Use: prairies,
wildflower/native plant gardens, naturalized areas, meadows or moist, open
woodland areas; attracts birds and butterflies
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Care: once
established, division is not recommended
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Concerns: no serious
insect or disease problems
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Native to: eastern and
central North America
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Notes: common name
comes from the resinous gummy sap exuded by broken/cut plant stems; erect,
hairy stems sparsely clad with pairs of medium green leaves; plants develop tap
roots
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Supplier: Agrecol Native
Nursery
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Teaching Garden
Location & Code: Demonstration
Prairie I034
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