Daisy-like blossoms of light yellow rays (20-40) around a darker yellow center about 3 inches in diameter.
| Family | Aster |
|---|---|
| Season Bloom | Mid-late summer |
| Habitat | A very tall, dramatic plant with opposite leaves that form a cup around the stem to hold water for insects and birds, hence its common name. One of the tallest prairie plants. Requires considerable garden space. |
| Cycle | Perennial |
| Height | 4-8' |
| Leaf Description | Leaves are large, rough, triangular-like with coarsely toothed margins. They are opposite and upper leaves envelope the stem to form the "cup". |
| Soil Type | Wet |
| Light Source | Sun |
| Location | Woodland |
