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 blazingstar. 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