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Eryngium yuccifolium
Rattlesnake Master
Rattlesnake Master is a Midwest native plant which occurs in rocky woods, prairies and glades. It was a common plant of the vast, tallgrass prairie. Rattlesnake Master has bold, basal rosettes of parallel-veined, bristly-edged, sword-shaped leaves resembling those of yucca. Tall stalks rise above foliage with tiny, stemless, greenish-white flowers tightly packed into globular, 1" diameter heads resembling thistles.
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Dramatic, architectural foliage |
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Naturalizes easily on dry, sunny sites |
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Attractive backdrop for summer's wildflowers |
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More about Eryngium yuccifolium :
Common name is in reference to a former use of this plant as a treatment for rattlesnake bite.
Rattlesnake Master Growing and Maintenance Tips:
Produced using Forrest Keeling's patented RPM Root Production Method ® technology for exceptional growth and survivability.
Height:48-60 Inches |
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Spread:24-36 Inches |
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Hardiness Zone:3 - 8 |
Great Companion Plants for Eryngium yuccifolium
Showy Sunflower
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