Saxapahaw, NC

The Flower of Carolina

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    Green & Gold (Chrysogonum virginianum)
    Aster Family
    The bright yellow flowers of this evergreen groundcover start blooming as early as February and will sporadically bloom as late as November, although the true show is in mid-spring. Shade tolerant and even adaptable to mostly sun with adequate moisture, this wildflower thrives in most garden conditions. Green & Gold will not be a bully in the garden, but will spread modestly over time by reseeding and spreading clumps. Rabbits will eat the flowers, but there are generally enough to go around once you have an established patch.
    Blooms: Yellow, 12+ weeks, Feb…
    Leaves: Bright green, small, slightly fuzzy and evergreen
    Height: 2-5”
    Space: 1’
    Soil: Average
    Exposure: Part sun-Part shade-Shade
    Fauna: Small flies, ground cover for small animals
    Seeds: Few seeds produced in brown, oval seed heads
    Deer Resistance: High
    Zone: 5-9
    Native Status: NC native, common in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain
    Provenance: North Carolina, seed & asexually produced