Astragalus canadensis
Canada Milk Vetch 
This unique wildflower boasts pagoda-like towers of creamy yellow flowers that rise above dark green leaves in midsummer, followed by scepters of bead-like seed pods in August.
Additional Information:
This striking member of the pea family retains its seed late into the fall and early winter. Its seed is an important food for songbirds.
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 Height24-36 Inches
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 Spread12-24 Inches
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 Bloom/Seasonal ColorSoft Yellow
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USDA Hardiness Zone 3-8
Home Owner Growing and Maintenance Tips:
Grow specimens in a well drained soil.
| Good CompanionsSmall-flowered Agrimony
(Agrimonia parviflora) | 
Characteristics & Attributes
| Hydrologic Designation | Nature Attracting | Root | 
| Season of Interest | Soil Moisture | Special Uses
| • | Fresh Cut Flower |  
| • | Dried Flower |  | 
| Sun Exposure | USFS MO Ecological Map | Wildlife Benefit |