Capnoides sempervirens Provenance:eco59: original collection site: Cohasset MA and muskrats are drawn to

and muskrats are drawn to it as a food source

pea-like flowers

this smallest variety of Goldenrod produces bright yellow flowers on arching stalks that bloom from summer to early fall

and other pollinators

it provides many of the same ecological benefits

Capnoides sempervirens Provenance:eco59: original collection site: Cohasset MA and muskrats are drawn toEverything about this exquisite wildflower is delicately beautiful, from its feathery leaves to its tubular, pink, yellow tipped drooping blooms. It thrives on rocky ledges and poor soil, especially in disturbed areas. Flowers attract bumblebees and butterflies. After flowering, seed pods form and burst when ripe; ants often distribute the seeds to new areas