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Lysimachia quadrifolia Whorled Loosestrife

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Growth Width Max 24 in.

Growth Height Max 36 in.

Exposure Full to Filtered

Hardiness Zone Maximum Zone 8a

Hardiness Zone Minimum Zone 4a

Bloom Time Early Summer (June),Mid-Summer (July-August)

Growth Width Max 24 in.

Growth Height Max 36 in.

Exposure Full to Filtered

Hardiness Zone Maximum Zone 8a

Hardiness Zone Minimum Zone 4a

Bloom Time Early Summer (June),Mid-Summer (July-August)

Description

Lysimachia quadrifolia, commonly known as whorled loosestrife or whorled yellow loosestrife, is a perennial herbaceous plant native to eastern North America. It thrives in diverse habitats, including woodlands, clearings, sandplains, dry fields, and roadsides . The plant is characterized by its distinctive whorled leaf arrangement, typically featuring four leaves per node, and its yellow, five-petaled flowers adorned with reddish centers and dark streaks . Historically, Native American tribes, such as the Cherokee, utilized this plant for medicinal purposes, particularly in treating kidney and urinary conditions.

Whorled Leaf Arrangement: Leaves are arranged in whorls of 3 to 7 around the stem, a distinctive feature that gives the plant its common name.
Distinctive Flowers: The plant produces yellow flowers with reddish centers and dark streaks, each approximately 1/2 inch wide, emerging from the leaf axils.
Habitat Versatility: It adapts to a variety of habitats, from moist woodlands to dry fields, demonstrating significant ecological flexibility.

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Size

50 Count Plug

Item

95892-P5001

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Item

95892-P5001

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Price

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$168.484/Each

Retail Price

$168.484/Each

Description

Whorled Leaf Arrangement: Leaves are arranged in whorls of 3 to 7 around the stem, a distinctive feature that gives the plant its common name.
Distinctive Flowers: The plant produces yellow flowers with reddish centers and dark streaks, each approximately 1/2 inch wide, emerging from the leaf axils.
Habitat Versatility: It adapts to a variety of habitats, from moist woodlands to dry fields, demonstrating significant ecological flexibility.

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Herbaceous

Perennial

Lysimachia

quadrifolia

Whorled Loosestrife

Zone 4a

36 in.

12 in.

Zone 8a

12 in.

24 in.

Ascending,Clumping,Upright

Moderate

Acidic (<6.0),Slightly Acidic (6.0 to 6.4),Neutral (6.5 to 7.5)

Moderate

Accent,Bed,Border,Cut Flower and Foliage,Edging,Erosion Control,Groundcover,Mass Planting,Naturalizer,Small Groups

Full to Filtered

Low

Deer,Rabbit

Drought (Once Established),Dry Conditions,Heat,Humidity,Shade - Light

Summer

Yellow with reddish centers and dark streaks

Early Summer (June),Mid-Summer (July-August)

Capsule

Clay,Loamy,Sandy,Well Drained

Whorled Loosestrife

Meadow/Prairie,Naturalized Area,Roadside,Slope/Bank,Woodland

Butterfly Garden,Meadow/Prairie Garden,Native Garden,Pollinator Garden,Wildflower Garden,Woodland Garden

Yellow Shades

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