Pale Agoseris (Agoseris glauca)
Pale Agroseris, also known as False Dandelion, is a cute little plant on which I could find little to no information regarding faunal associations. However, I like to include it especially because Pale Agroseris is considered threatened in Michigan (mnfi.anr.msu.edu). Because it blooms relatively early and has pollen and nectar, I am going to assume that pollinators visit it, but I will have to keep an eye out and report back.
Photo credit: Cecelia Alexander
Pale Agroseris, also known as False Dandelion, is a cute little plant on which I could find little to no information regarding faunal associations. However, I like to include it especially because Pale Agroseris is considered threatened in Michigan (mnfi.anr.msu.edu). Because it blooms relatively early and has pollen and nectar, I am going to assume that pollinators visit it, but I will have to keep an eye out and report back.
Photo credit: Cecelia Alexander
Pale Agroseris, also known as False Dandelion, is a cute little plant on which I could find little to no information regarding faunal associations. However, I like to include it especially because Pale Agroseris is considered threatened in Michigan (mnfi.anr.msu.edu). Because it blooms relatively early and has pollen and nectar, I am going to assume that pollinators visit it, but I will have to keep an eye out and report back.
Photo credit: Cecelia Alexander
Life Cycle: Perennial
Sun Exposure: Full, but will tolerate some part-shade
Soil Moisture: Medium-Dry
Height: 1-2 feet
Plant Spacing: 1 foot
Bloom Time: June-September
Bloom Color: Yellow
Advantages: Pollinator Favorite (potential)
Species of Concern: State Status: Threatened (legally protected), State Rank: Imperiled (mnfi.anr.msu.edu)
