Maryland Wild Senna Purple 5’-2’Spread: 2’-3’Bloom: April-JuneLight: Full Sun-Dappled

5’-2’Spread: 2’-3’Bloom: April-JuneLight: Full Sun-Dappled ShadeWater: LowZone: 7-10Origin: Endemic to Texas

commonly known by a large number of common names including partridge pea

showcasing its rich cultural significance

southern New Mexico

Maryland Wild Senna Purple 5’-2’Spread: 2’-3’Bloom: April-JuneLight: Full Sun-DappledSenna marilandica Common names include Maryland Senna, Southern Wild Senna, Wild Senna Maryland Wild Senna is a perennial herbaceous plant that features small branches of folliage with small, opposing slender leaves. Near the top, numerous clusters of small buds will bloom into yellow flowers, attracting a variety of bees and butterflies. It is a host plant to several butterflies. Maryland Wild Senna keeps its seed pods closed even when they are ripe,