common black snakeroot (Sanicula odorata)—200 seeds (.00)

Description

—common black snakeroot, clustered snakeroot, fragrant sanicle, clustered sanicle, yellow-flowered snakeroot
(
Sanicula odorata
)
—
U.S. native perennial groundcover
—
Size
: 12-30" tall by 12-18" wide
—Site
: full sun to part shade
—
USDA Hardiness Zones
: 3-9
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To Propagate
: 30-60 days cold, moist stratification.
Greenish yellow flowers last for two to three weeks. Forming colonies under good conditions, the palmate, coarsely toothed leaves make this plan an attractive groundcover under trees and other tough dry or wet shaded areas. A tough plant tolerant of sunny places as well.
Found in woodlands, paths, fence rows, etc. common black snake root is extremely tolerant of tough conditions. Widely distributed from Canada west to Minnesota and south to Texas and northern Florida.
Though adaptable to degraded woods and other such places, common black snakeroot is listed as threatened or endangered in several Northeastern states including Massachusetts, New Hampshire where this species is being overtaken by invasive non-native species and threatened by other environmental threats—though common to other states where it is not under threat.
Note
: If you order more than one lot of one species of seeds, for example you place two orders of 100 seeds, or whatever variation is offered, we assume you want 200 seeds and your order will be sent in one seed packet.
Additionally
, the seeds offered for this species have been prepared for your ease of handling and planting by removing
the
hooked bristles
(bur-like hooks) of the seed.
You will receive cleaned seeds.