Lespedeza capitata Provenance:eco59: Plymouth county - MA Its fragrant white or pale

Its fragrant white or pale pink upright flowers (panicles) attract butterflies and bees

so it’s not the best choice for smaller growing areas

With clusters of cream colored

low growing perennial bunchgrass

It thrives on rocky ledges and poor soil

Lespedeza capitata Provenance:eco59: Plymouth county - MA Its fragrant white or paleWith clusters of cream colored, pea like flowers, Round Headed Clover is a host plant to several butterflies and moths. Keep in mind that because it is a protein powerhouse, mammals such as deer, rabbits, and muskrats are drawn to it as a food source. Juncos and Mourning Doves munch on its seeds. Generally 2 4 high, it likes sandy soil in full sun.