Calylophus Prairie Lode Sun Drops for sale

Common Name: Sundrops

Calylophus 'Prairie Lode' produces orange buds that open to sulfur-yellow flowers from April to November. Commonly known as Sun Drops, this Rare Roots' favorite has wiry stems and small green leaves. Calylophus 'Prairie Lode' spreads its stems up to 24" staying close to the ground, but not rooting in. Calylophus 'Prairie Lode' is native to much of central Canada and the U.S.

This perennial makes a great ground cover for full sun and well-drained soil. It tolerates dry and poor soils. Prune the stems back hard to the central crown in the spring to maintain good form.

Characteristics

Height in Inches at Maturity: 8-15
Width in Inches at Maturity: 18
Bloom Color: Yellow
Bloom Time: Midspring to late fall
Light Requirements: Prefers full sun
Soil Preferences: Requires well-drained soil
Pollinator: Butterflies
Zones: 3(4)-9

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