


Cephalanthus occidentalis
If you’re looking for a pollinator magnet for a wet or moist area, this is the shrub! It’ll attract a wide variety of native bees, as well as butterflies. This is a very bushy shrub and would thrive well in rain gardens, butterfly gardens with moist soils or in areas that need erosion control. It produces fragrant, white flowers, with a starburt apperance. Pollinated flowers then become dry fruit, containing seeds. Seeds are sought after by migrating birds, particularly ducks.
Sun Exposure
Full to Part Sun
Bloom Time
June to August
Soil Moisture
Wet to Medium
Plant Height
6-12 Feet
Attracts
