With its yellow trumpet-shaped flowers, this native shrub is a hummingbird (and other pollinator) magnet! Later, its black fruits feed songbirds and small mammals.
Typically needs some space to expand to 5-9 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide.
Best in light sun to part shade and moist or humus-rich soil. This also works well in zone 1 of larger rain gardens with a bit of shade.
With its yellow trumpet-shaped flowers, this native shrub is a hummingbird (and other pollinator) magnet! Later, its black fruits feed songbirds and small mammals.
Typically needs some space to expand to 5-9 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide.
Best in light sun to part shade and moist or humus-rich soil. This also works well in zone 1 of larger rain gardens with a bit of shade.
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