Senna hebecarpa Part-shade Considered slightly more difficult to

Considered slightly more difficult to grow than helleborus orientalis

This woodland centerpiece draws inspiration from the Kentucky forest by using locally collected moss and pine cones

A succulent garden composed and potted in a contemporary planter

Our designers select blooming large

Senna hebecarpa Part-shade Considered slightly more difficult toA shrubby native perennial that produces brownish yellow, pea like flowers in midsummer. Plants grow to a height of 3' 6' with a spread of 2' 3' and prefer full sun exposure in moist, well drained soil. When the blooms are spent, plants produce seed pods that turn brown and remain on the plant into the fall. Pollinator friendly.