Bloom time: April - June
Bloom Color: Yellow
Height: 3 ft
Sun exposure: Full/Partial
Soil Moisture: Medium Wet - Medium Dry
Deer resistant: Yes
Other Common Names: Golden Zizia, Meadow Parsnip

Fun facts:
Golden Alexanders are known for attracting a wide range of pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and even flies, thanks to their bright yellow, umbrella-like clusters of flowers. The plant’s seeds also serve as a food source for various birds.
Historically, Native American tribes used the plant for medicinal purposes, including treating digestive issues and as a poultice for skin ailments. Additionally, the roots of Golden Alexanders are edible and were sometimes used by early settlers in the preparation of food.