Shooting Star Size:1 Gallon Found primarily in moist wild

Found primarily in moist wild areas that can handle brief flooding

Its compound leaf may have 3 to 13 leaflets

Height:'2'-3'Spread:'2'-3'Bloom: SummerLight: Full Sun-Part ShadeWater: LowZone: 4-9Origin: Texas

it truly flourishes in moist

meaning it has male and female flowers on separate plants

Shooting Star Size:1 Gallon Found primarily in moist wildDodecatheon meadia Common names include Eastern Shooting Star, American Cowslip, Roosterheads, and Prairie Pointers. A spring blooming perennial native to forests and prairies across the eastern half of the United States. Its flowers vary in coloration and can be white, pink, lavender, or magenta. Southern populations tend to have lighter flowers, while northern populations tend to have darker flowers. Can become very robust with a few dozen flowers