Rattlesnake Master (Eryngium yuccifolium) 1 GAL

Rattlesnake Master (Eryngium yuccifolium) 1 GALA. k. a. button snake root. At the height of their bloom, flowers are absolutely alive with pollinators! A perfect native replacement for yucca, though rattlesnake master is actually in the carrot family. Flowers are small but long lasting, and their sturdy stalks mean seed heads remain long enough to give texture to plantings in the winter. Generally hardy and adaptable, and reseeds well in open soil. Light: Full Sun Soil Moisture: Wet Mesic, Mesic,

Plants are vulnerable to drought

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As the name implies

Notable Wildlife Interactions: Little data available

Its herb-y taste means it is rarely browsed by mammals

Valuable to and highly sought after by many varieties of pollinators

is excellent for providing food when many birds are feeding nestlings

Fruit: Blue/black drupes (berries) mature in late summer

Need decent drainage

and the candid q&a really bring it all together

One of Indiana’s few evergreens

Fruit: Large red rose hips mature in the summer