Pityopsis falcata
sickle-leaved silk grass, sickled leaved golden-aster
Despite the common name, sickle-leaved silk grass is a member of the aster family. Pityopsis falcata is a low-growing perennial that has an impressive show of deep yellow flowers late summer to fall. It is adapted to thrive in sites with sandy, nutrient poor soils.
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Height: 8-12 in
Spread: 12-24 in
Hardiness Zone: 2-10
Bloom Color: Yellow
Characteristics & Attributes
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Soil Moisture
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Ornamental Interest
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North American Distribution
Photo by John Lynch (c) Native Plant Trust
Photo by Jean Baxter (c) Native Plant Trust
Uli Lorimer (c) Uli Lorimer