A sunny chocolate scent that also attracts bees and butterflies
This charming perennial from the daisy family delights with bright yellow blossoms that exude a distinctive fragrance: warm, sweet, and unmistakably chocolate.
The chocolate flower grows to about 30 to 60 cm tall and forms bushy clumps with slightly hairy, gray-green leaves. Its blossoms open in the morning and close in the late afternoon.
In its native habitat, the plant is traditionally used to make a tea for stomach ailments, but its greatest asset remains its captivating fragrance, which magically attracts butterflies and bees.
Natural Habitat: The plant originates from the dry regions of southern North America, where it grows on sunny prairies and in stony soils.
