Thimbleweed

Description

This is not the aggressive groundcover one; that would be Canada anemone. Native in southeastern PA.

Additional information

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Container Size

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Growth Cycle

Maximum Height

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Growth Rate

Lighting Requirements

Heliophily

6

Soil Moisture

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Wetland Indicator

FACU

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Soil pH

acidic, acidic-neutral, neutral, neutral-alkaline

Maintenance

I Will Survive

USDA Hardiness Zone

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Native Habitat

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NatureServe Global Rank

NatureServe National Rank

N5 – secure in the US

NatureServe State Rank

S5 – secure in PA

Sociability Index

level 2 – small groups

Bloom Color

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Bloom Time

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Attracts

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Benefit To Habitat

caterpillar host, pollen

Tolerates

black walnut (juglone), clay soil, deer tolerant, drought, heavy shade, poor soil, wind

Ornamental Features

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Ethnobotanical

medicinal, spiritual

Garden Theme

cottage garden, pollinator garden, dry garden, woodland garden, children's garden, rock garden, root garden, container garden, wild garden

Suggested Use

borders, container, mass planting, naturalize, restoration planting, slope/bank, small gardens, soft landing, walkway edges

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