Round-Headed Bush Clover Yellow and even poorer soil with

and even poorer soil with ease

western South America

Southeastern United States

remember to remove the flower heads before the seeds develop

The Mexican Sycamore has made its way into Texas landscapes over the past decade

Round-Headed Bush Clover Yellow and even poorer soil withLespedeza capitata A perennial species in the legumes genus that typically grows to 2 4' (less frequently to 5') tall on stiff upright stems. Tiny creamy white, pea like flowers with a magenta spot at the base bloom in dense, rounded heads in summer. A host plant to several butterflies and moths and a nectar plant for many pollinators. Its seeds are eaten by many different birds. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well drained soil in full sun to