Helenium autumnale wild strawberry Achillea millefolium adds lovely texture

Achillea millefolium adds lovely texture to a fall blooming perennial garden

and serving as a larval host for the skipper species of butterflies

Often called Gray Goldenrod because of the gray hue to its hair-covered stems

A deciduous shrub

ants often distribute the seeds to new areas

Helenium autumnale wild strawberry Achillea millefolium adds lovely textureAdd color to late summer and fall with the solid yellow, daisy like flowers of Sneezeweed, which grows well in sunny areas with moist soils. Like its cousin, Purple Headed Sneezeweed, it its pollen is carried by insects, not wind, so it does not trigger allergies! A host to the smallest North American butterfly, Dainty Sulphur, makes it even more special.