Arrowleaf Groundsel makes nice addition to wildflower gardens
Strongly attractive to bumble bees, butterflies and other pollinators, Arrowleaf Groundsel is a nice addition to a wildflower garden or near a pond or water feature with sun to partial shade
(Photo courtesy B. NEWHOUSE/KINNIKINNICK NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY)
Arrowleaf Groundsel (Senecio triangularis) is a colorful member of the Aster family with buttery yellow, daisy-like flowers.
This hardy perennial is found throughout western North America in moist woodlands and meadows, in avalanche slopes and along streambanks...
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