Description: Rough textured clusters of white flowers atop a branching flower stalk. This plant has a very unique look and is great for accents or mixed meadow plantings. Very attractive to pollinators.

Lifespan: Perennial

Light exposure: Full sun to partial shade

Bloom color: White, greenish-white

Bloom season: Mid-spring to mid-fall

Height (in bloom): 2–3+ feet

Habitat: Moist to mesic pinelands, dry to wet flatwoods, open woods, bogs and floodplains

Each packet covers 10 square feet.

Read the Florida Wildflower Foundation's profile of Rattlesnakemaster.