Description: Single, cornucopia-shaped flowers are arranged alternately along the stem. The leaves are divided and the flowers are whitish with a bluish tinge. Adult plants will disappear in hot weather, and then reappear after it cools off. All parts of the fresh flower are poisonous except to sheep.
Planting: Sow unstratified seed in the fall and stratified seed in the spring. The plants will produce seeds by the second year.
Did You Know?
Under the right conditions, certain freshwater mussel species live for as many as 10 to 100 years. This lifespan is one of the longest for any creature on earth.