This indigenous plant appears naturally in a multitude of conditions from Roadsides, meadows, woodsides, and along streams. It's a great adaptable plant for many settings. Grows in Sun to shade and can handle dry or moist soil. This plants resolve to grow almost anywhere can make it seem weedy as it self sows but in a naturalized garden its terrific and it can be managed in an average landscape. In addition to being a great late season food source for pollinators it is also a larval host plant for the Pearl Crescent butterfly! The seeds in the fall are enjoyed by songbirds. 2-3' tall and wide