Unique, knobby blooms adorn the wild quinine's sturdy stems throughout the summer. The flowers are flat-topped and broad resembling white pearls. A great species for prairie landscapes and requires very little maintenance. The perfect plant to contrast with more traditional prairie species such as coneflower and blazing star. A drought and clay tolerant perennial.

Height : 2-4 feet (60-120 cm) Spread : 1-2 feet (30-60 cm)

Bloom Period : June - September

Light : Full Sun

Water : Dry to medium

Soil : Sand, Loam, Clay

Zone : 4-8

Native Habitat : Prairies, open woods

Landscape Uses : Butterfly gardens, pollinator gardens, prairies, naturalization

Notes: A North American native considered a naturalized species in Ontario