Wyethia angustifolia, Narrow Leaf Mule's Ear deer-resistant Slowly naturalizing

Slowly naturalizing

becoming rich and deep burgundy

On the market for a while but it's still a dandy specimen for the spring garden with its flared

Mature size: 8-12 ft T x W

and a somewhat irregular

Wyethia angustifolia, Narrow Leaf Mule's Ear deer-resistant Slowly naturalizingThis drought tolerant Pacific Northwest native has ebullient golden sunflowers on short stems, and large, rough leaves reminiscent of the shape of a mule's ears. The seeds are a delicious treat for goldfinches during the heat of summer; Field Crescent butterflies also enjoy dining on the nectar of this beauty that grows a nice, compact 2 x 2 feet. Minimum temperature: 20 F