Starry rosinweed is characterized by its star-shaped yellow flowers and sturdy, upright stems, which bloom in late summer. Its leaves are arranged in a rosette at the base and are notably heart-shaped with toothed margins. Adapting to its prairie habitat, starry rosinweed's deep root system allows it to thrive in dry, well-drained soil and resist drought.
Pruning:
Starry rosinweed features bright yellow flowers and sturdy stems. Early spring pruning is essential; cut old stems above new growth, remove damaged parts for airflow, and promote denser growth. This practice manages size, ensuring a vigorous and attractive appearance throughout the growing season.
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