Ratibida pinnata Soil Moisture_Medium where it pairs beautifully with

where it pairs beautifully with flowering perennials and other native grasses

This mix isn’t just beautiful—it’s habitat

with deeply lobed leaves and long

Monarch butterflies

It spreads via rhizomes

Ratibida pinnata Soil Moisture_Medium where it pairs beautifully withRatibida pinnata, commonly known as Gray headed Coneflower, is a tall, long lived perennial native to prairies, savannas, and open woodlands across much of North America. This plant grows to a height of 3 to 5 feet, with deeply lobed leaves and long, slender stems that support vibrant yellow flowers, creating an eye catching display in any garden. The blooms, which appear from midsummer to early fall, consist of drooping yellow petals surrounding a