Crow poison boasts towering spikes of dense, creamy-white flowers reminiscent of feathery plumes, which rise above its basal rosette of long, narrow leaves. Thriving in moist meadows and woodlands, its blooms provide a striking contrast against the green backdrop in late summer to fall, attracting pollinators and giving life to its habitat.
Pruning:
Prune crow poison in early spring to remove dead foliage, improving air circulation and promoting vigorous growth. Toxic when handled, wear gloves during pruning. This practice enhances flowering and prevents overcrowding, maintaining overall plant health and ornamental value.
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