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Prairie Lode Sundrops
Calylophus serrulatus ’Prairie Lode’
Recommended 2010
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Height: 6-8”
Width: 12-15”
Blooms: May to September
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil Moisture: Moderate to xeric.
Hardiness: USDA zones 3-9 (up to 9000’)
Culture: Clay, sandy soil or loam- lean soil is best.
Year Introduced/Recommended: 2010

Description
This vigorous native prairie species is spangled for months on end with four-petaled, bright and cheerful yellow blossoms which emerge from large, orange buds. Tolerates a wide range of situations and thrives in hot, dry conditions. 'Prairie Lode' was selected by Bluebird Nursery in Clarkson, Nebraska for its compact habit. Cut back to ground each spring for best performance.

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