White Prairie Clover Texas Native particularly in the Appalachian region

particularly in the Appalachian region south of Tennessee

trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom in cheerful yellow-orange and red shades

adding to the joy of the garden

open habit typically growing 3-5' tall (including the height of the inflorescences)

often called southern black haw

White Prairie Clover Texas Native particularly in the Appalachian regionDalea candida Dalea candida, commonly called White Prairie Clover, is a delicate looking but quite hardy perennial that naturally occurs in sandy, rocky, or clayey soils in prairies in open woods all through Texas and much of North America. Tiny white flowers in dense, cylindrical heads bloom atop erect, slender stems in summer Flowers bloom bottom to top, forming a dense ruff that slowly moves up the flower head. This is a nitrogen fixing plant,