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(Senecio aureus) Packera aurea is a tough native with semi evergreen foliage that is an early season bloomer. Bright green foliage stands 6 inches tall with 12 inch upright stems that hold the blooms. Small bright yellow flowers appear from April - June and provide nectar and pollen for the native bees. Grown in moist, part shade to full locations Packera aurea thrives. Both deer and rabbit resistant, Packera aurea is well suited for shade gardens, forests, and bog and water gardens. - More Info
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Packera 'aurea'
Common Name Golden Groundsel / syn. Senecio aureus USDA Hardiness Zone 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 Plant Type Perennial Brand American Beauties Native Plants Sun Exposure Full Shade (0-4 hrs.), Part Shade (4-6 hrs.) Soil Moisture Needs Moderate, Moist, Wet Nature Attractions Bee-Friendly, Butterflies Critter Resistance Deer, Rabbit Flower Color Yellow Shades Attributes Deciduous, Native Design Use Border, Ground Cover, Massing, Waters Edge or Bog Season of Interest (Flowering) Late Spring or Early Summer - Reviews
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