Description
The Yellow pimpernel is not a species often seen in SW Ontario woods. A lovely plant, with delicate green-bluish, aromatic foliage and demure, lax inflorescences with tiny, yellow flowers in late summer. The aspect of the foliage may trick you about its allegiance to the carrot family. The seeds are very aromatic as well.
Species which thrive on dry locations are always in high demand!
It usually grows in part-shaded to sunny slopes in deciduous woodlands. Caterpillars of the black swallowtail butterfly feed on its foliage.
Germination: most probably cold/moist stratification.
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