False Boneset
Kuhnia eupatorioides

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Bloom period:  August - September
Bloom Color: Yellow-White

Wildlife Value Score:  2
Seed Availability:  3
Establishment Frequency:
Growth Form: Perennial

False boneset is found in well drained upland prairie soils. It is a native to the Great Plains and is readily grazed in spring and early summer. However, decreases in abundance with increased grazing pressure. It is a drought tolerant plant that the Plains Indians used to reduce swelling.