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Garden Plant Detail
Fringed Puccoon | Lithospermum incisum
Plant Species Synonym Names
Common: narrow-leaf gromwell
Family
Borage - Boraginaceae
Image
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Description
One of the prettiest wildflowers of the prairie. Puccoon is an Indian term for dye plant. The roots can be used as a natural dye. The pretty little yellow flowers have a fringed edge. Does not tolerate much competition. Perfect in a flower bed or a rock garden. Bees love this plant and any others in the Borage family.
Characteristics
Mature Height: 0.8'
Mature Width: 1.0'
Flower Color: Yellow
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