Senna hebecarpa
Ecological Benefits: Attracts pollinators such butterflies, hummingbirds and bees, host plant to Cloudless Sulphur Butterflies
Bloom period: late summer
Best Areas for Planting: medium moisture, full sun-part shade, moist or average soils with sand or loam
Natural Habitat: can be found in moist woods or disturbed areas
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