Goat's Rue Part Shade and its sweet-smelling flowers bloom

and its sweet-smelling flowers bloom in 1-inch yellow-orange globes

May be grown in low spots or in wet locations near water

reaching heights of around 10 to 20 feet

female monarchs lay their eggs onto native milkweeds that quickly hatch in 4 days

Pink Muhly

Goat's Rue Part Shade and its sweet-smelling flowers bloomTephrosia virginiana Commonly known as Goat's Rue, Virginia Tephrosia, Catgut, Devil's Shoestring, and Rabbit Pea. A silky hairy member of the pea family that typically grows to 1 2' tall on upright to sprawling stems. It is native to dry open woods, glades and sandy prairies in Eastern North America from Ontario to New Hampshire south to Texas and Florida. Stems and leaves are usually hairy often giving the plant a gray green color. Flowers bloom