Senna hebecarpa Wild Senna

Ohio Native Plant Natural Range

To view the natural range of Senna hebecarpa visit the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service website. Endangered - Massachusetts, New Hampshire Threatened - Vermont Special Concern - Connecticut
Senna hebecarpa - by Jim Wohl

Cultivation Information Wild Senna

Wild Senna is a keeping an eye on you! by Kathy Van Dallen Harwood

Height - 4 to 6 ftFlower Color -YellowBlooms - July to AugSun - Full Sun to Part Sun Soil - Moist to Medium
Hardy Zone - 4 to 8 Perennial
Family - Caesalpiniaceae - Senna family
Seed Provenance Senna hebecarpa
Suzanne Rafferty, Fairview Park Ohio (original plant Ohio Prairie Nursery). Nodding Onion Gardens seed - 2013 to present
Wild Senna is very popular with bees! By Dale Knox - inaturalist.org Public Domain, no rights reserved

Wildlife Significance Wild Senna

Host Plant - Cloudless Sulphur Butterfly caterpillar Pollen Source - Bumblebees and Halictid beesNectar - Ants, ladybugs and fliesDeer - Avoid this Wild Senna
 For more information on this plant, visit the Illinois wildflower website
Cloudless Sulphur Butterfly
Propagation Notes Wild Senna
From Seed - Very easy. Planting seed in pots in the fall resulted in high germination rate.
Long seed pods look like green beans by Brandon Wheeler - inaturlaist.org Public Domain, no rights reserved
Contact
noddingoniongardens@gmail.com
Location
Columbia Station, Oh 44028 US
Ohio Department of Agriculture Nursery Inspection 2009 - 2025
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