Baptisia tinctoria Provenance:eco59: Plymouth county - MA A variety of bees feed

A variety of bees feed on its nectar

Seaside Goldenrod produces clumps of bright yellow flowers that appear on arching branches from August to October

In addition to providing early blooms resembling mini-daisies

Cheerful yellow flowers draw bees and other pollinators

It’s also a host plants for butterfly and moth caterpillars

Baptisia tinctoria Provenance:eco59: Plymouth county - MA A variety of bees feedBright yellow pea like flowers of this shrubby perennial bloom in late spring to early summer amidst lovely clover like leaves. Blooms give way to near black seed pods, which help maintain visual interest through winter. Because the pods mimic tiny rattles, this plant is sometimes nicknamed rattleweed. Deer resistant.