Starry Rosinweed Texas Native Speaking of leaves

Speaking of leaves

open spikes of creamy white flowers in the late spring and summer

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making them not just pretty specimens for your garden but also wonderful hedges or background plants

dark green leaves (1-4" long) transform into stunning shades of red

Starry Rosinweed Texas Native Speaking of leavesSilphium asteriscus Commonly known as Starry Rosinweed or Rosin Flower, this robust wildflower occurs naturally in flatwoods, sandy pinelands and disturbed areas. Its bright showy flowers attract a variety of butterflies, native bees and other pollinators. Birds will eat its seeds. Flowerheads are large up to 2 inches in diameter and are composed of many bright yellow ray florets surrounding a center of yellow to green disk florets. The plant will