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Golden Alexanders boasts brilliant yellow flower umbels up to four inches in diameter that make a bold visual statement through the spring months. These blooms are an important early-season nectar source for short-tongues insects that cannot reach the treasures of more tubular flowers. Its dark green, uniquely cut foliage provides a lush, elegant backdrop for its neighbors throughout the growing season. A low maintenance and adaptable plant, it can tolerate nearly any soil conditions and all but total shade, making it an excellent addition to almost every garden. Host plant to swallowtail butterflies.
Sun: Full, Partial
Soil: Medium-Wet, Medium, Medium-Dry
Bloom Time: April, May, June
Color: Yellow
Height: 3 ft
